
Boomer Esiason Drops Shocking Criticism on Juan Soto’s Work Ethic – What’s Really Going On Behind the Scenes?
So here’s the thing — Juan Soto smacks a clutch homer to shatter what could’ve been a no-hitter, a moment that should’ve sparked cheers and maybe even a little dance at Citi Field. Instead? The Mets snatch defeat from the jaws of a break-up game, dropping their eighth out of nine. And amidst the frustration, Boomer Esiason isn’t buying the easy smile Soto flashed on the mound—he’s calling it out as plain old loafing. But can we really blame Soto for keeping his cool when he’s clocking a shiny .864 OPS and snagging steals like candy, yet carrying the weight of a 15-year, $765 million contract that turns every slump into a national headline? When the entire team is tanking offensively and pitching is in free fall, is it fair to want a fiery, attitude-driven performance from a guy whose style might just be… different? Let’s unpack this heated debate — and maybe find out if Soto’s grin is hiding a storm or just the calm before one.
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