Mets’ Juan Soto shows Astros pitcher a lesson in spring opener: ‘He was feeling himself’
Gordon used a fastball again in the fourth pitch of the at-bat, only this one was slightly slower — 90.6 mph, according to Baseball Savant — and right in the middle of the plate. The result was a first-inning home run to left-center, 106.2 mph off the bat and 426 feet deep.
The New York Mets began the Juan Soto era—and one of the most anticipated seasons in franchise history—on Saturday ...
Juan Soto crushed a 2-1 pitch from Houston Astros left-hander Colton Gordon to left-center field for a solo home run to give ...
Judge and Soto disagree on which New York organization is better positioned to win a championship and win sustainably.
The Mets' $765 million man purchased a Chevrolet Tahoe for the third baseman to complete a very special number swap.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr did not resign with the Blue Jays and will likely hit free agency. Did the Mets and Juan Soto play a ...
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