Across Francisco Lindor’s 11-year career, he was never less effective than he was in his first season with the Mets.

That is yet to happen. Through the Mets' dominant 19-6 win over the Washington Nationals on April 28, Soto is hitting .257 with a .788 OPS, home runs, and 12 RBIs.

Contrary to popular opinion, Juan Soto isn’t coming off the two worst months of his career. Up to his usual standard – well, no, perhaps not, but neither his .752 April OPS nor his .792 May OPS rate ...

Mike Puma of the New York Post reported the Mets held a players-only meeting in the clubhouse following Saturday's game ...

Juan Soto's continued struggles while wearing a Mets uniform bring back ... Juan Soto donning the orange and blue has ... he is experiencing a slump that is rattling his typical performance.

Since joining the Mets, Juan Soto's slump has sparked various theories about his unexpected performance dip. When can we expect Soto to turn it around? Gold Is Sending Markets a Big Warning Signal ...

It's no secret that New York Mets slugger Juan Soto hasn't performed up to the expectations that were set when he signed a 15-year, $765 million contract.. Heading into New York's May 20 game ...

With Juan Soto’s lack of production becoming increasingly obvious, the Mets outfielder felt the need to speak out and address his struggles in an attempt to quiet the growing criticism surrounding him ...

Soto, 26, is off to a lackluster start to his Mets tenure after signing a record 15-year, $765 million contract in the offseason – including a 0-for-5 performance in the team’s 7-5 loss to the ...

Was Juan Soto, the Mets' $765 ... Poor performance? Juan Soto returns to his best level and makes MLB tremble. After early struggles and mounting pressure, Soto is rediscovering his swagger. SAM.

When the New York Mets signed superstar slugger Juan Soto to the biggest contract in sports history (15 years, $765 million) this past offseason, there was an unspoken expectation that he would ...

When the New York Mets signed superstar slugger Juan Soto to the biggest contract in sports history (15 years, $765 million) this past offseason, there was an unspoken expectation that he would ...