Juan Soto Injured, Mets Call Up Mauricio

0:00It's April 6th. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is New York Met's News Today, your AI-powered team report. The New York Met's just placed star outfielder Juan Soto on the 10-day injury list with a right calf strain. It happened during Friday's win over San Francisco when he felt tightness running the bases. Team Doc say, this kind of injury usually needs 2-3 weeks to heal. Soto got an MRI Saturday that showed a minor strain, and he's staying upbeat about it. The 27-year-old interrupted his scorching start to the season, where he's hitting 355 with a Homer and 5 ribbies and 8, games. Manager Carlos Mendoza called it, mixed feelings, praising Soto's attitude but stressing caution, since calves can be tricky. Soto's known for durability, playing at least 150 games every full season since 2019. To cover the spot, they called up infielder Ronnie Mauricio from Triple A Syracuse, with Jared Young and Brett Beatty stepping in left field. Soto's coming off a monster year with 43 homers, 105 ribbies, and that huge $765 million

1:05contract. Meanwhile, the Met's sit at 6 and 4, kicking off a series against Arizona at City Field Tuesday. Though monitors Soto closely, hoping he bounces back quick to keep the lineup humming.