Baltimore – New York Met’s Consider Juan Soto Despite the snub received from those selected from the National League Squad for Midsmar Classic on 15 July, to be a snub all-star.
SOTO has performed enough to earn the honor of its manager and peers, with Mets in its first year. In his opinion, he is worthy of a place in the all-star game in Atlanta next week.
“He is an all-star for us,” manager Carlos Mendoza said on Tuesday night that Mats defeated Baltimore 7-6“It’s disappointing, but I am hoping in the next few days that we hear something and he makes it.”
Soto ran a winning run with a sharp single on the first pitch of the 10th innings. It caused a caps on one night, in which he scored 3 runs for 3 to increase his batting average with 319 for 5 for 5 and 52.
Soto has gone 72 times, the highest among the big companies so far, but it can also exit a pitcher if necessary.
“They have a great understanding of what the pitchrs are trying to do with him,” Mendoza said. “He has awareness about the game, he is going to see the pitcher. There are times when he is going to be aggressive. Tonight was one of those nights. The first pitch in 10th, he is attacking.”
Soto formed an all-star team every year since 2021 as a member of National, Padres and Yankees. This line ends. But his colleagues believe that he is entitled to leaving.
“What he did throughout the year is just incredible, and the results are quite good,” start the pitcher Clay Holmes Said. “The continuity shown with continuity is more than an all-star he has taken. He is the best in the game and a big part of our lineup.”
Soto seems philosophical about snob.
“Sometimes, you are going to make it and sometimes you don’t,” he told reporters on Sunday after damage to Yankise. “This is just part of baseball.”
