Juan Soto returns to Washington as member of rival Mets

Juan Soto returns to Washington as member of rival Mets

WASHINGTON — Juan Soto is back where it all started for him in the nation’s capital this weekend, but this time it’s different. This time, he faces the Washington Nationals as a rival. After a month with the Mets, Soto has taken some heat from fans and been the talk of talk radio for his sluggish start, hitting just .233 with a .753 OPS and three home runs. He’s grounded into five double plays, more than any other player in the league, and has y…

Game #26 Nats have the hot NY Mets at Nats Park

Photo by Sol Tucker for TalkNats The Washington Nationals and the NY Mets have identical records on runs scored this season, and the Mets are winning with exceptional starting pitching that is ranked best in the league. The Nats starting pitching is not too far behind. To beat the Mets, the Nats pitching has to be better. This game will also be a first for Juan Soto returning as a free agent. Think about what this Nationals team would be if they…

Table of ContentsJuan Soto gave him legs in Washington Responding to the criticisms The Nationals Park dressed as a tag to receive the one who once gave him a World Series ring, Juan Soto, who arrived with his New York Mets. Yes, Washington Nationals started a series of three meetings at home in the middle of the day of April 25, thus fulfilling the MLB schedule. Prior to this compromise, New York Mets landed with a record of 18-7, being undispu…

Michael King Taunts Yankees Over His Breakout, But Return Ruled Out

Former Yankees pitcher Michael King thrives in the Padres’ rotation role, but San Diego has shut down any window for trade talks. The New York Yankees’ decision to part ways with Michael King in the blockbuster Juan Soto trade is still resonating in the Bronx. While Soto’s short stint helped power the Yankees to a World Series appearance, King’s post-trade rise as an ace with the San Diego Padres has fans wondering: What if he had stayed? In a c…