The New York Mets are in trouble, but Juan Soto refuses to let their season unravel without a fight.

Tuesday’s loss to the Philadelphia Phillies marked the Mets’ fourth straight defeat, a skid that has left their playoff cushion disappearing rapidly.

Once viewed as secure in the final NL Wild Card slot, New York now sees the San Francisco Giants charging from behind, sitting just two games away.

For Soto, however, the struggle isn’t an excuse to coast—it’s fuel. The Mets’ superstar continues to push himself into rare statistical air, carrying his team’s hopes on his shoulders.

Soto Reaches 30-30, Leaves Baseball World Stunned

Sitting at 38 home runs and adding his 30th stolen base Tuesday night , Soto carved his name in franchise history.

He became the first player in Major League Ba

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