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The New York Mets toppled the San Francisco Giants 5-3 on Sunday night, moving to 62-44 on the season. In the win, Mets' star Juan Soto hit his 25th home run of

New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza was ejected vs. Padres after defending Juan Soto during a heated strikeout outburst.

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New York Mets' Juan Soto, who's known to have good awareness of the strike zone, was left fuming after the home plate umpire made a wrong call against the San Diego Padres on Monday.

Juan Soto's remarkable performances for the New York Mets reached a new high as he recently set a record in Major League Baseball.

Juan Soto was furious after Emil Jimenez called him out on strikes. Mets manager Carlos Mendoza took the fall for him.

Mendoza sprinted from the dugout to get in between the two, pushed Soto toward the dugout and then resumed an argument that ended with Mendoza gone and bench coach John Gibbons taking over. Peter Alonso and first base coach Antoan Richardson took over holding back Soto from there.

Juan Soto, Max Fried, Corbin Burnes and more made for an expensive MLB offseason. Here's how those MLB signings have fared.

In this intriguing video, we dive deep into Juan Soto's unexpected moments on the field where he misses flyballs with a 90% catch probability or higher. Explore the mechanics of these unlikely misses and what they reveal about the high-pressure situations even top athletes face.