At the end of last season and in a Postsen Run where New York Yankis made his first world series since 2009, affection between fans and all-star outfielder Juan Soto was clear and was exposed by the daily “Re-Sy Sulto” mantras.
Six weeks after Yankis lost the world series game 5 for Los Angeles Dojers, Soto joined the record-setting 15-year, $ 765 million in the New York Met’s.
Ever since Soto signed, his first visit at the Yanki Stadium has been estimated. It comes on Friday night when Met’s Division visits Yenkeys for a three-game series opener among the Division leaders, who coincides with New York Nix, who hosted Boston Celtics in Game 6 of the NBA.
Soto is hitting .255 with eight homeers and 20 RBI, and in its last 12 matches after hitting .241 in the first month of the season. He batted in the second place between Francisco Lindor and Pete Alonso for every game except Wednesday, when he was closed at night for rain 4–0 for the arrival of Pittsburg Pirates.
“It’s going to be fun,” Soto said about the Yenkis series after emptying the Mets for the second time this season. “It’s going to be good. We are going to have a good time.”
For most parts, mates are enjoying a good time. After taking World Series Champion Dojers in six matches at 2024 NLCS, he finished first every day since April 11 and is 6–3 in his last nine matches.
Soto dismissed Yankee’s 16-year, $ 760 million offering, the team used some money to start Pitcher Max Fried and seven-time all-star’s first Basman Paul Goldsmide, 2022 National League MVP. Yankis acquired a two-time all-star outfielder in a business, Kodi Beldinger, 2019 NL MVP.
They are leading the lineup a few more depths beyond the six-time all-star outfielder Aaron Judge, 2022 and 2024 American League MVP, leading a major league with a .412 batting average, 15 homer and 41 RBI.
“I think it would really be exciting for fan bases,” said Aaron Boon, manager of Yankiz, “Especially what is happening in New York right now, hoping on the verge of victory for a series that we are playing mates and we all walk with. Hopefully, the weather is good and it offers a thrilling weekend for our city.
The performance of the judge is helping Yenkis for the biggest lead among any division leader. His latest Homer helped Defending Al Champions to win 3–2 over Seattle Meriners at the conclusion of the six-game road trip. The judge hit a tiebracing homer in the eighth innings, when Goldsmidt killed his second career’s pinch-Hit Homer in the seventh.
The first part of Soto’s first part of his return will be against Carlos Roden (4-3, 3.29 ERA), which is 3–0 with 1.71 ERA when its last five start. Rodon took his second direct no-decision on Saturday, when he gave athletics four runs on eight hits in six innings in the innings of 11-7. Soto is 0 -for -2 with a walk against Rodon.
The left-handed batsman has a 2–0 with 0.84 ERA against Mets, which he scored on 26 July 2023 for his first win as Yanki, a run for a four hits in 5 2/3 innings.
Tyler Megil (3-3, 3.10), which is 0–1 with 6.19 ERA in its last three beginnings, receives balls for mates. Megil suffered losses on Saturday when he tied the season-high by allowing Chicago cub to give four runs with seven hits in 4 2/3 innings of domestic loss of 6-5.
Megil won his previous start against Yenkis on September 10, 2021 when he scored 10 runs and conceded two runs in seven innings of 10–3 win.
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