Bruh he's 27. God forbid a guy has some acne scars. He literally had a baby face and pimples when he debuted at 19 like why do we always dissect this every few months?
Juan Soto talks about being booed at the All-Star Game in Philadelphia:
"It's great. Like they always say, if they're booing you, you're doing things right. I just embrace it, enjoy it, take a deep breath and keep moving."
This photo of Juan Soto is generating a lot of discussion.
Unfortunately, some of it is disgusting. So let's just clarify a few things:
1) The woman in the photo is his sister, Natali Soto.
2) She looks amazing, with a beaming smile in a vibrant yellow two-piece.
"I just fell short last year. It just kind of motivated me. I got to be better. I got to be better to be with the best of the best in the league."
- Juan Soto
"When you have an outfield like that, that it bounce a lot, you have to be aware because you can give up extra base hits really easy"
Juan Soto speaks about the challenges of playing outfield on the turf:
Juan Soto says he wasn't expecting Carlos Mendoza's firing:
"There's moves every day here. You see bullpen guys going up and down, trades, starters moving to the bullpen. You're always expecting those moves. Seeing Mendoza, it's just tough."
Juan Soto joins @mmargaux8 to discuss his two-homer night, including his matchup with Aaron Nola, his surprise at his second homer, his effort on defense, and the importance of tonight's win in the Mets' first matchup with the Phillies
Juan Soto on facing Aaron Nola tonight and hitting two homers:
"That was against a guy I've been facing for a while when I was in DC. We had a lot of matchups. I know what he's got, he knows what I have - it was a fun matchup"