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If you didn't know, now you know, Juan Soto was pulled and I looked at the play.

I mean, it doesn't look that bad, but you do see him pull up a little bit.

As that ball just now, guess who, that's not his first hit as a Met, but that is a power swing, a two-run home run.

And guess what?

The Mets now have four runs on the board as Marcus Simeon with his first home run of the season for the Mets, a two-run shot.

They are now winning four-nothing, Mal on the rubber for the Giants.

And that scored two quick runs.

Mark Viantos, by the way, the bat is the only hot one out there besides Juan Soto.

So they're going to have to keep on playing him, especially now with Juan Soto, potentially out.

If he is going to miss any time at all.

Listen, he ran from first to third.

You can go on social media.

You can go on X right now and go check it out.

You'll be able to see the slow up from Juan Soto going from first or 30.

He kind of just kind of holds up as he's going to third.

And it's nothing egregious. You don't see, oh, right there. That's where it was. It's not like him all of a sudden, like running and sprinting and all of a sudden like he starts to limp. He just kind of holds himself up as he gets into third base. But that's, I guess, where he potentially heard it, and they pull him from there.

And look at that.

Back to, no, it's not back to back, because it was out in between.

But Francisco Alvarez now with the solo home run.

I guess what?

You know what?

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