Yankees announcer Michael Kay took issue with a comment Juan Soto made this week after the new Mets outfielder was left off of the All-Star Game roster. Speaking to reporters after the news broke, Soto said “it happens,” and it’s “a part of baseball.” He was then asked a follow up question about whether he wanted to play in the game.

After being left off the All-Star Game roster, Juan Soto continues to lead the New York Mets with MVP-level play, prompting manager Carlos Mendoza to respond with a message that’s resonating across MLB.

Yankees announcer Michael Kay thinks Juan Soto should've handled questions about his All-Star Game status differently.

New York Mets outfielder Juan Soto has stirred a heated debate among baseball fans after openly addressing his disappointment over missing the 2025 MLB All-Star Game. His straigh

Manny Ramirez praised Juan Soto's baseball skills and is confident that he will have his plaque in Cooperstown in the future.

Juan Soto stepped into the box in the bottom of the first inning Friday with a chance to stop the Yankees’ momentum and start the party at Citi Field. In the top of the frame, Yankees outfielders Jasson Dominguez and Aaron Judge had crushed back-to-back home runs and put the Mets in a two-run hole.

MLB All-Star Game is just around the corner, set for July 15 at Truist Park in Atlanta, and of course it's one of baseball's most highly anticipated events. The best playe