Soto's Return: Mets' Skid-Ending Hope

0:00On April 22nd, the New York Mets just hit a brutal 12-game losing streak on April 21st, they're worst in years. Star Outfielder Juan Soto, out with the calf injury since April 6, is finally getting activated off the injured list for tomorrow's match-up against the Minnesota Twins. While Soto rehabbed, he admitted he hasn't texted or talked to any teammates at all. The Mets spend most of that stretch on the road, hitting Los Angeles and Chicago before a quick homestand against the Diamondbacks in athletics. Fans are siding that disconnect, especially since Soto inked the biggest deal in baseball history back in December, a 15-year pack that could, top $800 million. At 27, he's supposed to be the franchise savior, but he's kept it all business off the field. The Mets haven't caught a break elsewhere either, with Jorge Polonco sidelined by a risk contusion and Jared Young dealing with a torn knee meniscus. Los Bat has been missed a big time in the slump. His return packs real potential, not just for the lineup, but to spark some fire in the

1:03clubhouse in stands. If anyone can snap this skid, it's him stepping up tomorrow. New York Mets news today. Powered by AI bringing you what matters on the field and beyond.