Mets Snap Losing Streak as Juan Soto Shines in Return; Francisco Lindor's Status Uncertain
Mets Notes: Juan Soto looks good in return; Bo Bichette to play shortstop in Francisco Lindor's absence?
Yahoo! NewsImage: Yahoo! News
The New York Mets ended their 12-game losing streak with a 3-2 victory over the Minnesota Twins, bolstered by Juan Soto's return from the injured list. However, shortstop Francisco Lindor's calf tightness raises concerns about his availability, prompting manager Carlos Mendoza to consider lineup changes.
- 01Juan Soto returned from the injured list, contributing significantly to the Mets' victory.
- 02Soto's performance included a single, a walk, and two strong at-bats.
- 03Clay Holmes delivered a strong pitching performance, allowing only two runs over seven innings.
- 04Francisco Lindor's calf tightness may lead to a prolonged absence, pending MRI results.
- 05Manager Carlos Mendoza is considering lineup adjustments, including the possibility of Bo Bichette moving to shortstop.
Advertisement
In-Article Ad
The New York Mets celebrated a crucial 3-2 victory over the Minnesota Twins, breaking their 12-game losing streak. Juan Soto, activated from the injured list, made an immediate impact, going 1-for-3 with a walk and showcasing his hitting prowess with hard-hit balls. Manager Carlos Mendoza praised Soto's quality at-bats, indicating he did not appear rusty. Pitcher Clay Holmes also shone, delivering a strong performance with seven innings pitched and only two runs allowed, despite receiving a no-decision. However, the game was marred by the exit of star shortstop Francisco Lindor due to calf tightness, with an MRI scheduled to determine his status. Mendoza hinted at potential lineup changes, considering moving Bo Bichette to shortstop, although he may opt to keep Bichette at third base and call up another player to fill the position. Mendoza aims to maintain consistency in the lineup while adapting to the team's current challenges.
Advertisement
In-Article Ad
The Mets' win could boost team morale and fan support, especially after a lengthy losing streak.
Advertisement
In-Article Ad
Reader Poll
How do you feel about the Mets' chances of improving their season?
Connecting to poll...
More about New York Mets
Read the original article
Visit the source for the complete story.




