Juan Soto Returns, Mets Hoping for Offensive Boost

0:00On April 23rd, Juan Soto is back in the New York Met's lineup after sitting out with a right calf strain. The superstar left-fielder got activated from the 10-day injured list right when the Met's need him most, following 12 straight losses that have. Them sitting at the bottom of baseball, with the 7 wins 16 losses record. He missed 15 games since hurting himself on April 3rd, and the team win just 3 and 12 without his bat in the order. Now they're desperate to snap this kid, the worst since 2002, after getting outscored 67-22 during the streak. Soto admitted he hasn't checked in much with teammates amid the slump, saying they've been on the road so much. Still, he's staying positive, pointing out the line-ups full of talent that's just hitting a rough patch together, making wins tough to grab. Before the injury, Soto was scorching hot, hitting 355 with a 928 OPS, one homer, and five RBI's. Last year in his first met season, he crushed 43 homers, drove in 105 and posted a 6.2 wins

1:02above replacement. With his massive 15-year $765 million deal still fresh, Soto's return gives the struggling offense a real shot to flip. The script and climb out of this hole. That's your update from MLB News Today, powered by AI.