Mets' Juan Soto Ends 17-Game Homer Drought With Consecutive Home Runs

Juan Soto has recently broken a prolonged slump to spark the New York Mets' offense with key home runs and hits, revitalizing fan enthusiasm at Citi Field. After a 17-game home run drought, he hit consecutive home runs against the Colorado Rockies, marking his 10th of the season and demonstrating his enduring talent despite a slow start. Soto's recent performances have helped the Mets, highlighted by a game where he, Pete Alonso, and Francisco Lindor all homered, hinting at the potential offensive surge from the trio. Despite a challenging May and overall lower batting average and production compared to previous seasons, Soto's historic achievements place him among baseball legends, with 103 games featuring at least a home run and a walk before turning 27. His recent efforts, including a 2-for-4 performance with an RBI double, suggest he is overcoming the pressure of his $765 million contract and regaining form. The Mets are hopeful Soto's resurgence will continue to impact their season positively.