US EditionMets will talk to Juan Soto about hustle after line drive off Green Monster ends up a single
- During Monday night at Fenway Park, Juan Soto hit a line drive that bounced off the Green Monster, resulting in a single.
- The hit came amid criticism of Soto's hustling, following a previous base-running lapse and ongoing scrutiny about his effort.
- Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said Soto "thought he had it" but stressed the need to hustle faster in that ballpark with its wall.
- Soto pushed back on the criticism, asserting, "No, I think I was hustling very hard" and explained he tried to reach second base.
- The Mets lost 3-1 to the Red Sox, leaving concerns about execution and offense with runners in scoring position, while Soto’s effort remains a team focus.
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Mets Star Juan Soto Fires Back at Critics After Green Monster Single
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Mets Manager Carlos Mendoza, Juan Soto Address Him Not Hustling Out Of The Box, Have Starkly Different Opinions
juan soto hitting After being criticized for failing to hustle out of the box to first base during Sunday night’s loss to the New York Yankees, New York Mets star outfielder Juan Soto did the same thing the following night against the Boston Red Sox. Following a three-game series against the New York Yankees in which Juan Soto went 1-for-10 and generally frustrated Mets fans with his demeanor, Soto’s effort — or apparent lack thereof — once agai…
Mets will talk to Soto about hustle after line drive off Green Monster ends up in single
BOSTON — New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said he’ll talk to Juan Soto about hustling out of the batter’s box after the slugger watched his would-be home run bounce off the Green Monster for a single Monday night against the Boston Red Sox. Leading off the sixth inning on a chilly night at Fenway Park with a 15 mph wind blowing in from left field, Soto hit a 102 mph line drive to left and stood watching as it sailed toward the Green Monster.…
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