US EditionMets' Juan Soto Says He Was 'Pitched Differently Last Year,' Reflects On Hitting Without Aaron Judge
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Mets' Juan Soto Says He Was 'Pitched Differently Last Year,' Reflects On Hitting Without Aaron Judge
Well into the MLB season, the New York Mets are sitting pretty at the top of the NL East standings. That spot has been spurred by a lot of outstanding performances – first baseman Pete Alonso is batting .365 right now with 21 RBI, tied for second in the league – but one hitter who’s been conspicuously absent from the score sheets is the Mets’ prime offseason acquisition, superstar Juan Soto. Soto, who signed a 15-year, $765 million deal with the…
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