Soto's Hamstring Injury: Mets' Concerns

0:00It's April 4th. This is New York Met's News Today, AI-powered updates on your team. I'm Corey with the story. Juan Soto hats a lead-to-mets game against the Giants with hamstring tightness, and it looks serious enough to sideline him for now. This happened early in the match-up, prompting the team to pull him out as a precaution since it's just the start of the 2026 season. Tyrone Taylor stepped in for Soto and left field, and has gone 0-3 at the plate so far. Still, the mets are cruising with an 8-2 lead heading into the 7th inning against San Francisco. Soto came into the night on fire, boasting an on-base plus slugging of 0.894, 1 homer, and 5 RBIs. No signs of a slow start for. The star slugger. Soft tissue issues like this can linger, so expect Soto to miss at least a game or two, while the mets play it's safe to protect their power headers. Legs for the long haul. The team knows how vital his force from the lower body is, and they're prioritizing a full recovery to keep the momentum rolling all season.