Soto went down on three pitches — two cutters and a fastball — in his first at-bat in the opening frame with Francisco Lindor on second. It continued his woes with runners in scoring position, a split ...

Soto thought he had a home run. Instead he had a single and faced questions from the New York media after the game.

Analysis: Soto eased out of the batter's box and wound up with a 347-foot single, violating the first rule of hustling.

Juan Soto made an emotionally charged return to Yankee Stadium on Friday where he was greeted by a cacophony of boos and his ...

The Subway Series always creates a buzz around here, and the buildup to this year’s crosstown rivalry had a higher level of ...

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza plans to speak with outfielder Juan Soto about his hustle, after Soto was held to a single Monday ...

Soto entered Sunday’s Subway Series finale in the Bronx with five steals through 46 team games, putting him on pace for a ...

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said he will talk to Juan Soto about hustling out of the batter’s box after the slugger watched his line drive bounce off the Green Monster for a single.

Soto thought he had a home run. But the Green Monster caught it and sent the ball bouncing back into the field of play. The deep fly ball resulted in a single. Juan Soto crushes a single off the ...

Juan Soto responds to hustle critics after blast off Green Monster results in single: 'I think I've been hustling pretty hard' Soto thought he had a home run. Instead, he had a single and faced ...

It’s one thing for Juan Soto ... two steals and two runs in the three-game Subway Series. Through 46 games this season, Soto is hitting .246 with an .822 OPS, eight home runs, 20 RBIs, 37 ...

That’s what I’m seeing and sensing in Mets right fielder Juan Soto after his lost ... He couldn’t have been more naive. What Soto needed was a couple of home runs over the short porch ...