Soto's Struggles: Yankees Lose Momentum

0:00It's April 29th. Welcome in. This is MLB News Today, where baseball meets AI. Juan Soto lit up the night with a two-run homer early on for the Yankees against the Nationals. Then in the 7th inning, with a three-ball count already, he turned to Washington-Catcher Drew Millis and straight up asked for advice on whether to swing or take the next pitch. Miele's gave him the call and Soto actually followed it, but it backfired. The reliever fired a fastball for a strike, making it three-in-one. Soto took control from there, on the full count, but ended up flying out to left field. You could see the frustration on his face right away. He spun around in the box before jogging to first, clearly mad at missing that chance. Lately, pitches have been dodging him with tough stuff, especially after he missed time on the injured list with a calf strain during the Yankees, rough skid. When Soto got back a week ago, the team steadyed at three wins and three losses. That Tuesday blowout, with seven runs in the 4th, feels like a turning point that could

1:03get their momentum rolling strong.