Juan Soto isn’t giving up on lost Mets season in telling injury update
The Mets will be stripped down at the trade deadline, leaving a lesser version of the roster on pace for the franchise’s first last-place finish in 23 years. By September, they will be months removed from meaningful baseball, playing out the string in one of the most disappointing seasons in team history.
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The Mets will be stripped down at the trade deadline, leaving a lesser version of the roster on pace for the franchise’s first last-place finish in 23 years. By September, they will be months removed from meaningful baseball, playing out the string in one of the most disappointing seasons in team history. But Juan Soto is refusing to throw in the towel on his second season in Queens, declaring Monday that he “100 percent” plans to play again this year after landing on the injured list with his second calf strain since April. Don’t miss Mike Puma’s text messages from Queens and beyond — he’s giving Sports+ subscribers the inside buzz on the Mets.
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- The Mets will be stripped down at the trade deadline, leaving a lesser version of the roster on pace for the franchise’s first last-place finish in 23 years. By September, they will be months removed from meaningful baseball, playing out the string in one of the most disappointing seasons in team history.
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Juan Soto isn’t giving up on lost Mets season in telling injury update
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