Carlos Rodon issued three walks to Juan Soto at the Yanki Stadium in Slogger’s hostile return and played five innings, as hosts New York Yankis opened the subway series with a 6–2 win over New York Mets on Friday night.
Soto heard the boys overnight, from the time he began to heat up before the game and when he was introduced in the initial lineup. Each plate for Slogger intensified the boout during appearance, who signed a contract of 15 years, $ 765 million with Mets after killing 41 Homer in his lonely season for Yenkis and tipped his helmet before the first plate appearance.
Rodon (5-3) worked around free passes for Soto and five walks, allowing one run on two singles.
Rodon Kodi Belinger and Paul Goldschimid came out with a 6–1 lead, combined for five of the eight hits of Yankis. Aaron Judge sang twice and finished the night with a .414 batting average.
Belinger made three hits to increase his hitting streak to 11, while Goldsmide scored two runs in the third and another run in the fourth.
Goldsmide killed an RBI Infield Single, who started a third innings rally with a single in New York Tyler Megil (3-4) to score Jorbit Vivas. The judge scored the second run on the play when Met’s Shortstop Francisco Lindor made an error of throwing.
Belinjar scored a third run on a sacrifice fly by Anthony Wolpe, after reaching an informed hit. Yankis scored the fourth run of the third on a base-loaded walk by Oswald Parja.
Goldsmidt added an RBI single through a draw-in infield with locations loaded in the fourth. Jason Dominguase ran into Belinger when he used his speed to avoid being from a double play to another on a grounder.
Five relievers including Jonathan Loiciga followed Rodan. Loiciga after returning from an internal brace process on the sixth sixth, the sixth sixth in its first presence since April 3, 2024, from an internal brace process on the Ulnar collateral ligament in its right elbow.
Brandon Nimmo had an RBI single in the fourth and Lindor hit an RBI single in the ninth for Mates, forcing Yankis to call the Luke Weaver, close to the Soto for the finals, which ended with a return return for his fifth save.
Megil gave four runs on four hits in 2 1/3 innings and threw 39 pitches in the third before exiting. The right -handed batsman hit four and made the career the worst by allowing five walks.
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