Juan Soto Exits Early With Calf Tightness, MRI Scheduled
The Mets star DH was pulled after just two plate appearances against the Dodgers, and the team hasn't ruled out an IL stint.
Juan Soto left New York's series opener against the Dodgers at Citi Field after only two plate appearances due to left calf tightness. The Mets announced he will undergo an MRI the following day. Interim manager Andy Green indicated that landing on the injured list is a real possibility. Soto previously missed three weeks in early April with a right calf injury, raising concern about recurring lower-leg issues.
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