Juan Soto exits game with calf soreness; MRI scheduled for Mets star
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 2:02 AM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026
Juan Soto left Friday's game against the Los Angeles Dodgers after six innings due to left calf soreness. The New York Mets announced he will undergo an MRI to assess the injury, with the possibility of a stint on the injured list. Soto's calf troubles have persisted for over a week, limiting him to designated hitter duties. Interim manager Andy Green expressed concern about the recurring symptoms. Soto previously missed time this season due to injuries and had been performing well, hitting.283 with 21 home runs. The Mets, now sitting at 43-60, aim to protect Soto for future seasons amidst expectations of roster changes before the trade deadline.
- •Soto left the game after six innings against the Dodgers.
- •He is scheduled for an MRI on his left calf.
- •Interim manager Green noted concern over recurring symptoms.
- •Soto hit.283 with 21 home runs before the injury.
- •The Mets are 43-60 with impending roster decisions.
- 9:46 PMYahoo Sports — Juan Soto injury update: Mets star goes to injured list amid team's nightmare season
- 12:39 PMYahoo Sports — Juan Soto injury update: Latest on Mets star after exiting with calf soreness
- 2:02 AMYahoo Sports — Juan Soto injury update: Mets star headed for MRI and facing possible IL stint
"The last thing a last-place team can afford is more bad news. The Mets got some anyway on Friday about their $765 million star.
"The Mets' only All-Star, Juan Soto, will be out for weeks with a calf strain.
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External links- Yahoo SportsJul 25, 2026, 9:46 PMJuan Soto injury update: Mets star goes to injured list amid team's nightmare season
The Mets' only All-Star, Juan Soto, will be out for weeks with a calf strain.
- Yahoo SportsJul 25, 2026, 12:39 PMJuan Soto injury update: Latest on Mets star after exiting with calf soreness
Soto has had an injury-riddled season
- Yahoo SportsJul 25, 2026, 2:02 AMJuan Soto injury update: Mets star headed for MRI and facing possible IL stint
The last thing a last-place team can afford is more bad news. The Mets got some anyway on Friday about their $765 million star.
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