Juan Soto isn’t giving up on lost Mets season in telling injury update
Juan Soto announced his intention to return to the field after being placed on the injured list with a Grade 2 calf strain, the second such injury this season. Despite the Mets’ likely last‑place finish, the outfielder remains determined to contribute before the season ends. Interim manager Andy Green expressed support for Soto’s comeback, emphasizing the value of having the team’s star player available for fans.
- ▪Juan Soto suffered a Grade 2 calf strain after aggravating the injury while running the bases against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
- ▪He is on the injured list but says he plans to play again before the season concludes.
- ▪Soto has posted strong offensive numbers this year, including 21 home runs, 52 RBIs, a .404 on‑base percentage and a .947 OPS.
- ▪Interim manager Andy Green supports Soto’s return, citing the importance of fielding the team’s best players for the fans.
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