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Yankees gave Juan Soto’s No. 22 to another lefty slugger, who’s outplaying the Mets’ $765 million man
Last season, it was Juan Soto. This time around, Ben Rice. Soto went to the Mets for $765 million. So far, Rice is outplaying the guy who used to wear this number in pinstripes. Here's how they compare in some major stats entering Friday night:
Historically Hot Aaron Judge Is Making Sure the Yankees Don't Miss Juan Soto
After all, Soto's presence ahead of Judge in the Yankees' lineup did create more opportunities for the latter to bat with a man on base. He saw more pitches to hit accordingly, so of course he went off for a 58-homer, 144-RBI season that netted him his second American League MVP.
Bryce Harper makes a bold claim about New York Mets' Juan Soto as the Philadelphia Phillies after facing their division ...
On one occasion, the Phillies regretted taking a chance against Juan Soto. On two occasions, they did not bother.
Lindor could've gotten frustrated at the media circus, or discouraged by his slow start to the season. Instead, he took ...
While Juan Soto wasn't able to come through with the bat, he still found a way to make his mark in the Mets' walk-off win ...
The New York Mets set a franchise record after Starling Marte had a walk-off single against the Philadelphia Phillies.
The Mets have had the Phillies' number of late, and our MLB betting picks believe the Amazins will complete the series sweep ...
New York swept four games from St. Louis this weekend and established a two-game lead over Philly in the NL East. All of this ...
Juan Soto was inches away from his first home run at Citi Field as a Met. Instead, his frustrations only grew.
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