Mets' Juan Soto Diagnosed with Minor Calf Strain After MRI
Mets' Soto has strained right calf, MRI reveals
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New York Mets right fielder Juan Soto has been diagnosed with a minor right calf strain following an MRI. The injury occurred during a game against the San Francisco Giants, but both Soto and manager Carlos Mendoza are optimistic about his recovery, noting the injury is less severe than initially feared.
- 01Juan Soto sustained a right calf strain while running in a game against the San Francisco Giants.
- 02The MRI revealed a minor strain, surprising both Soto and manager Carlos Mendoza.
- 03Soto is currently batting .355 with one home run and five RBIs this season.
- 04The Mets are considering all options but hope to avoid placing Soto on the injured list.
- 05Soto is in the second season of a 15-year, $765 million contract.
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Juan Soto, the right fielder for the New York Mets, was diagnosed with a right calf strain after an MRI on Saturday. The injury occurred during the Mets' 10-3 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Soto expressed surprise that the MRI showed less damage than expected, stating, "It's impressive what we saw on the imaging because I feel way better than yesterday." Both Soto and manager Carlos Mendoza are optimistic, with Mendoza noting Soto's positive attitude and good mobility. In the current season, Soto has played eight games, boasting a batting average of .355, with one home run and five RBIs. The team is monitoring his condition closely, considering the possibility of placing him on the injured list but hoping to avoid it.
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Soto's potential absence could affect the Mets' performance in upcoming games, impacting team morale and standings.
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