“One of the things that Juan Soto really wanted to work on this season was his throwing. He thought it could get better. And so this spring the Mets actually put him in the pitching lab for a day and gave him a full evaluation the same way they would any pitcher. They figured out that his throwing motion was pretty messed up.

Juan Soto understands he's been a tough spot at the plate. But he knows it's partly due to the early expectations -- just ask fellow star Francisco Lindor.

Francisco Lindor broke his toe in Wednesday's game against the Dodgers, but as of now he's not headed to the Injured List despite sitting out Thursday's finale.

Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor broke his right pinky toe when he was hit by a pitch Wednesday but is not expected to land on the injured list, at least for now.

Pete Alonso provided a bright spot Thursday: He went 3-for-4 with a home run and provided the Mets’ lone RBI with runners in scoring position. After the Dodgers opted to intentionally walk Juan Soto to put runners on first and second with one out in the eighth inning, Alonso hit a single.

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The Mets earned another victory over the Dodgers yesterday, 6-1, giving New York the season edge 4-2 with today being the final matchup. New York is 5-1 over the last six games an