In the nightmare of Juan Soto returns to the Yankee Stadium, his brutal ESPN snub and claims that Mets are worried

It could not have become much worse for Juan Soto during his long -awaited return to Yankee Stadium this weekend.

The $ 765 million New York Mets Man would always be fooled on his return to the Bronx – everyone knew that. When it appeared, he had chosen to exchange the Yankees for their Crosstown rivals, one of the first movements that fans made was to see when the schedule brought him back to his old house.

The Bleacher beings waited on Friday evening and for the rest of the weekend, with hymns of ‘F *** Juan Soto’ while resuming his place on the right field.

The generation left -handed took it largely well, but by Sunday there were signs that the tension started to come to him.

ESPN, the broadcasting of the last Subway Series match as part of Sunday Night Baseball, announced on Sunday morning that Soto Miked would be at the bottom of the second – a chance of precious insight from the Mets Star while he was on the field.

But according to several reports, he withdrew to the last moments before the game. Indeed, it was Brandon Nimmo who was live at the broadcaster when the bottom of the second eventually rolled around.

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A report about Nj.com Says that Soto Mets officials said he was tired of answering questions about Yankees Captain Aaron Judge and it was to explain why he chose the Mets. ‘

Soto and Judge spoke only once – publicly, on the field – during the three -game series this weekend, before the start of the 8-2 victory for the Yankees on Sunday evening.

“I just told him to him, I hadn’t seen him all the series,” Judge said after his team won the game. “I just wish him the best.

“A bit said,” Hey man, you’re the best in the game. The kind of things are going to happen, just keep playing your game. ” It was good to see him.

“But glad we could walk him or not let him do damage, especially in this series.”

In general, Soto 1-out-10 with four walks in three games at his Yankee Stadium-Terugkeer. Hardly enough to silence the critics.

On Friday, Soto was happy to take the anger of Yankees fans on the chin.

“You have to embrace it,” he said. ‘At the end of the day, what they give you, it is what it is. You have to be professional. You have to hire it as a man, and I just enjoyed the moment. ‘

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But late Sunday evening, with his team that loses the series and Soto was unable to have his own time to answer his old friends, it seemed that he could not leave Yankee Stadium quickly enough.

NJ.com claimed that Soto reporters said that he would take questions shortly after seeing family members outside the dressing room of Mets. But he never returned to face the music.

“These are disturbing signs for the hierarchy of the Mets,” the publication added in the piece of Bob Klapisch. “I was told that they are concerned about the lack of enthusiasm of Soto for his new team.”

Perhaps a reason why the 26-year-old media may have avoided, is that he went viral on Sunday evening among angry fans because he apparently did not ran fast enough to hang the first base.

With the game level of Sunday evening at 2-2 at the top of the eighth, Soto drilled a ball through the middle that required a smart dive hand of the second base man DJ Lemahieu.

While Lemahieu climbed the floor and turned to first base, Soto was still not halfway through the first prawn and a chance to stay inside. Moments later, Cody Bellinger – for whom the Yankees exchanged after Soto had left – hit a Grand Slam to lead his team to victory.

‘Juan Soto should have clearly hurrying here. I’m not sure what he thought, “said Metswriter Ben Yoel on X.

Soto and the Mets are back in action against the Boston Red Sox on Monday evening. With eight home runs and 20 RBIs to his name before his visit to Fenway Park, Soto has to warm up earlier than later.