WASHINGTON — Watching Juan Soto in the batter’s box without him performing his signature “Soto Shuffle” is akin to seeing Superman without his cape. The movement is part of Soto’s aura.

Juan Soto got another ovation from the Citi Field crowd during another rough night Wednesday. It didn’t work, as he flied out to left on a 3-0 pitch in the seventh inning of a 4-3 loss to Arizona.

Since becoming a New York Met, Juan Soto has received criticism from many. Yankees fans have criticized the slugger by comparing Ben Rice’s numbers with Soto’s. Likewise, he’s received hate ...

The New York Mets signed Juan Soto to a historic 15-year, $75 million deal in the offseason. He has had a slow start to his Mets' tenure and has not broken out his signature "Soto Shuffle.

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.

Juan Soto exploded out of the Mets’ dugout, leapt on his way to right field and pointed with both arms to the cheering Citi Field crowd. A cameraman awaited Soto in the outfield, eager to ...

With just three home runs in 108 at-bats, the 2025 MLB season is going a bit slow for Juan Soto. While he does get on base and holds a decent .250 batting average, it’s still hard for fans to ...

How else are you gonna teach Gens Z and Alpha to wax on and off? By Tony Maglio The Karate Kid came out in 1984; sequels followed in 1986, ’89 and 1994. If you saw any of those films in theaters ...

The eighth annual Aurora Ukulele Festival in the city over the weekend was a perfect fit for Charlotte Behrens of Mount Carroll, who took up the instrument because she needed something to ...

It's not a secret that New York Mets superstar Juan Soto has struggled so far in his first season with the team, at least compared to his massive standards. This is shown by Soto having a ...

The two biggest superstars on these two teams are arguably Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper and Mets right fielder Juan Soto, who might be the two best left-handed hitters in all of baseball.