Mets' Soto Injury, Alvarez Shines in Win

0:00On April 4th, the New York Met smashed the San Francisco Giants 10-3 last night, powering up their bats early. Outfielder Juan Soto sparked the rally in the top of the first with a single, but he pulled his right calf stretching from first to third and had to. Exit the game right away. Manager Carlos Mendoza pulled no punches, sending Tyrone Taylor in to replace him, and shutting Soto down for the night to avoid risks. Soto heads for an MRI today to check the damage. And while he's had a left calf tweak before with the nationals, this one's on the other side with, no. Real history. Mendoza called calf injuries tricky, stressing the need to wait and see. Team mates like Francisco Alvarez and Marcus Semian echoed that concern, praising Soto's work ethic but confident the lineup can hold without him since. Alvarez crushed two homers in the win. Soto started hot this season, going 11 for 31 with a homer, making his abs and sting, but the Mets offense exploded anyway, showing depth.

1:00With the MRI results pending, the Mets stay optimistic their squad steps up big while Soto heals fast and gets back swinging. That's your update from New York Mets News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.