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The Mets ended a 12-game losing streak with a 3-2 win over the Twins, but Francisco Lindor left the game with calf tightness and will undergo an MRI; Juan Soto was activated off the IL and will be eased back into action, with Hayden Senger optioned to Triple-A, as the team hopes Soto ignites a sputtering offense.
The Mets ended a 12-game losing streak with a 3-2 win over the Minnesota Twins at Citi Field, with Juan Soto back in the lineup and going 1-for-3 with a walk; Mark Vientos delivered the go-ahead RBI and Luke Weaver provided crucial relief as Francisco Lindor left the game with left calf tightness.
Juan Soto said he hasn’t spoken to Mets teammates during their 12-game losing streak after returning from the injured list, citing travel and time apart. Veteran Mets players told The Athletic that such silence is normal for an injured player who’s out of sight, with leadership occasionally texting but not mandatory. Soto emphasized his focus is on helping end the Mets’ longest skid since 2002, and while his comments drew attention, teammates welcomed his return to the lineup as the team looks to snap the slide.
The Mets plan to reinstate Juan Soto from the 10-day injured list on Wednesday after a right calf strain, returning without a rehab assignment; Soto posted a .355/.412/.516 line in eight games before going on IL, and his return is hoped to help halt a franchise-worst 7-15 start and an 11-game skid. The outfield has struggled in Soto’s absence; the club will need to option someone from the roster to make room, with Hayden Senger or Carson Benge among the candidates, while MJ Melendez has contributed in a small DH stint.
Juan Soto vented after a disputed final strike call ended the USA–Dominican Republic World Baseball Classic semifinal, with Geraldo Perdomo rung up on a pitch many saw below the zone to hand Team USA a 2-1 win; ABS is not yet used in the WBC but will arrive in MLB this season, and USA will face the winner of Venezuela vs. Italy next.
The Mets are overhauling their coaching staff after a disappointing season that ended with a historic collapse, including the departure of key coaches like Jeremy Hefner and Eric Chavez, and the retirement of Glenn Sherlock, as the team seeks to rebuild for the future.
The Mets suffered their eighth straight loss, a 3-2 defeat to the Rangers, after leading 2-0 into the eighth inning, with key errors and missed opportunities contributing to their collapse and potential playoff exclusion.
The New York Mets are experiencing a crisis, with players like Pete Alonso, Francisco Lindor, and Juan Soto facing intense fan criticism during a game, highlighting the team's struggles and frustration among players and fans alike.
Gavin Williams nearly pitched a no-hitter for Cleveland against the Mets but lost it in the ninth inning when Juan Soto hit a home run, ending the game 4-1 in favor of Cleveland. This was the Guardians' first no-hitter attempt since 1981, and the Mets' first hit since the fourth inning, marking a significant moment in the game.
Gavin Williams nearly pitched MLB's first no-hitter of 2025 but was broken up by Juan Soto's 9th-inning home run, leading the Guardians to a 4-1 victory over the Mets. Williams threw 8 2/3 innings with six strikeouts, but Soto's solo shot ended his bid. The MLB is still awaiting its first no-hitter of the season.
The Padres traded away many top prospects, including nine of their top 30 according to Baseball America, in a series of deals around the 2025 trade deadline, leaving only a few prospects like Ethan Salas and Kash Mayfield in their system, as they focus on building their major league roster.
Juan Soto and Jeff McNeil led the Mets to a 6-5 victory over the Yankees in a high-scoring Subway Series game, with Soto homering and McNeil hitting a crucial go-ahead shot, despite pitching challenges and multiple home runs in the game.
Juan Soto delivered a standout performance in the Subway Series, much to the Mets' delight, marking a notable showing for the player in this edition of the rivalry.
James Wood, a young Washington Nationals player, experienced a rare and notable game where he was intentionally walked four times in a single game, highlighting the high level of fear opponents have of his talent, reminiscent of Barry Bonds' dominance in 2004.
The Mets held a players-only meeting after a series of losses to address team issues and boost morale, with players like Lindor and Soto speaking openly. Despite recent setbacks, the team remains optimistic about their chances, emphasizing unity and collective effort to overcome adversity.