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He had just looked at a third strike curveball from Max Fried.

More cheers rained down on Soto when he whiffed on a full-count sinker after a wild pitch from Fried had allowed the Mets to tie the game in the fifth inning.

At the end of an 0-for-4 night, Soto finished the Subway Series 1-for-10 with four walks and three strikeouts — and batting .246 with an .822 OPS for the season.

In The Bronx, it will be delicious dreaming about Juan Soto with stakes much higher than they were on Sunday night, just as it will be in Flushing dreaming about the vintage Soto they are still exp…{ai:summary}Juan Soto faced a challenging game against Max Fried, striking out twice and finishing 0-for-4, contributing to a disappointing Subway Series performance of 1-for-10. His season stats currently stand at a .246 batting average and an .822 OPS. #sports

Juan Soto’s brutal Subway Series doesn’t change these Mets, Yankees realities

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