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Michael Kay believes Juan Soto wanted to sign with Yankees
The New York Yankees took two out of three games in the highly discussed Subway Series against the New York Mets last weekend. And as a result, much of the conversation around baseball media on Monday centered on the unexceptional return to Yankee Stadium for Juan Soto.

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Yankees legend: Here’s how I know Mets’ Juan Soto was stung by fans’ booing
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Why Mets are reportedly 'concerned' about Juan Soto after Yankees series
Subway Series: Juan Soto cancels in-game mic appearance on ESPN Sunday Night Baseball
Earlier, ESPN reporter Buster Olney had posted on X: “On Sunday Night Baseball, we’ve got the Mets and Yankees, Juan Soto wearing the mic, and we’ll ask him about Aaron Judge’s season.”

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Mets miss opportunity in Subway Series loss to Yankees as Juan Soto, defense disappoint
Mets Star Pete Alonso Assigns Blame After Loss to Yankees
MLB Insider 'Clears Up' Juan Soto Rumor Amid Subway Series Backlash
Juan Soto does not fly separately from his New York Mets teammates on a private jet.

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Mets Fans’ Frustration With Juan Soto Beginning To Boil Over After He Failed To Hustle To 1st Amid Poor Series Vs. Yankees
Mets fans irate over $765 million star Juan Soto not hustling at crucial Subway Series moment
Mets Executives Reportedly Worried About 'Miserable' Juan Soto Following Subway Series Behavior
Juan Soto's return to Yankee Stadium was tougher than anticipated, and now New York Mets executives are questioning how much he wants to play for them.
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Mets' star-studded trio at top of lineup in a collective slump
This Mets lineup is, without question, engineered around its top three hitters. Francisco Lindor, Juan Soto and Pete Alonso all have histories of terrorizing the league. At various points this season,
Mets news: Juan Soto claps back at haters over ‘lack of hustle’ criticism
Juan Soto returned to Yankee Stadium as a Met and things went poorly but the All-Star pushed back on the idea that he didn't hustle.
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Yankees radio host drops massive Juan Soto revelation
In a busy MLB offseason, the New York Mets won the biggest sweepstakes of them all. They signed Juan Soto to a 15-year deal worth $765 million, poaching him after he spent just one season with the New York Yankees and made a trip to the World Series.
The extra attention hasn’t fazed Juan Soto — but don’t be surprised if he soon thrives on it
That other Juan Soto thing — the one that has a lot to do with why he is the highest-paid player in history — where he cuts through pressure and rises to the occasion has been absent so far through a night and a day back at Yankee Stadium.
Yankees fans reportedly put Juan Soto in such a bad mood that he bailed on ESPN’s mic’d-up interview
It got to a point that by Sunday, Soto had no interest in doing an agreed-upon in-game interview with ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball. According to a report from NJ.com, Soto simply was tired of being asked about Aaron Judge and the move to the Mets.
Aaron Boone says Yankees wanted to sign Mets pitcher in free agency
The New York Yankees won the series opener of the Subway Series against the New York Mets on Friday evening in the Bronx, with Juan Soto hearing tons of boos in his return. The two rivals will clash again on Saturday,
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