Overview
- Soto swiped his 30th base on Tuesday against the Phillies, making him the first player to reach 30 home runs and 30 steals this season.
- He leads the majors with 118 walks, sustaining an elite get-on-base skill set that anchors the Mets’ offense.
- His 2025 mix of 38+ home runs, 29+ steals, and 117+ walks places him in a rare group previously matched only by Barry Bonds and Jeff Bagwell, despite below-average sprint speed metrics.
- Advanced indicators back the production, with a reported 157 wRC+ and 5.2 fWAR following a 15-game tear at .358/.521/.755.
- New York remains in the third NL Wild Card spot, though a four-game slide has cut its cushion to two games over the Giants, according to recent reports.