Mets manager Carlos Mendoza addressed Juan Soto's recent lack of hustle during a game against Boston, suggesting that frustration may have contributed to his performance. Mendoza noted that Soto is adjusting not only to a new team but also to the expectations associated with his substantial contract. Despite some initial criticism, Mendoza seems optimistic about Soto's potential to perform and emphasized that players are human and face various pressures. He believes that it's crucial for the organization to support Soto during this adjustment period.
Mendoza acknowledged that Soto, dealing with high expectations and a significant contract, may be feeling pressure but believes the talented player will find his footing.
Mendoza emphasized the humanity of players, stating frustrations can affect performance: 'It happens, man. They're human.' He expressed confidence that Soto will adapt.
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