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Is Juan Soto the unluckiest hitter in baseball? For the Mets star, it’s about ‘staying the course’

Jun 4, 2025 | 2:42 PM

Juan Soto understands he’s been in a tough spot at the plate. But he knows it’s partly due to the early expectations — just ask Francisco Lindor.

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