Mets Sweep Giants, Soto's Status Uncertain

On April 6, the Mets just swept through San Francisco, grabbing three out of four wins against the Giants, even without their star Juan Soto on the field.

Soto got pulled Friday after feeling tightness in his right calf, rounding second base on a single.

An MRI Saturday showed a minor strain, but the team's holding off on the injured list for now.

They're giving it 48-72 hours to see how he progresses, with Monday off before facing the Diamondbacks Tuesday at 7-10pm at.

City Field. If he goes on the I.L., they could back-date it to Saturday, keeping options open.

Soto stayed up beat, saying he's had calf tightness before, and this ain't the worst he's felt.

Manager Carlos Mendoza is playing it day by day, calling the calf a tricky spot that needs real caution.

Soto's been scorching to start the year, 11 for 31, with a Homer and five RBIs, slashing 355 over 412 over 5.

16. Brett Beatty was set to cover most of Soto's left field time, but he jammed his left thumb Saturday night in Satsunday.

Jared Young stepped up big, going three for three before Luis Torrance pinched hit and drove in two with a double.

Mets roll home at six and four with a three-gain streak, good vibes building as they eye that boost from Soto news before the D-back series kicks.

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