Juan Soto’s Unexpected Comeback to Hustle Critics Sparks Heated Debate After Green Monster Blast
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He went 1 for 4 against the Red Sox with no counting stats outside of his stolen base and is now up to eight home runs and 20 RBI for the season. It’s not the production the Mets were counting on.
The long run will obviously tell the story, and Soto’s track record all but ensures that he’ll deliver over the long run. And the Mets are off to a strong start at 29-19, a half-game behind the first-place Phillies in the NL East.
Soto will be fine. But his efforts against the Red Sox and Yankees are not the best way to endear himself to his new legion of Mets fans.
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