[US Media]Otani Shohei compares judges to Juan Soto: “Not enough!” 30 HRs in 30 years in a row, 23 solo home runs… The Mets’ 2 wins, 13 losses, and the trade breaks down and the bullpen collapses.

The New York Mets stalled. He has also lost 2 wins and 13 losses in his last 15 games, and his chances of advancing to the postseason have plummeted. Juan Soto, who joined on a 114.7 billion yen contract, has achieved 30 HRs for the third consecutive year, but the surprising fact that 23 home runs were solo homers and his batting average in the score range was in the 18th in the 10th. Fans and the media criticized him as “not satisfied.” Furthermore, the bullpen, which reinforced, was unable to maintain its lead for seven consecutive games, and US media has declared that “there is a low chance of becoming the best in the world.” This video will delve deeper into Soto’s ratings and factors behind the Mets’ stalling, and thoroughly introduce the comments from American fans and experts.[Chapter 1]The shock of the 114.7 billion yen contract and the numbers of Soto[Chapter 2]The truth behind the “not enough” fans talk about[Chapter 3]The sudden slowdown in Mets and the chain of criticism of Soto[Chapter 4]The difference in annual salary and expected value[Chapter 5]Comparison with Otani Shohei Judge[Chapter 6]Bullpen fires and failure to reinforce[Chapter 7]Shock data from 23 solo solos[Chapter 8]Fan psychology: “It’s not bad, but…”[Chapter 9]The curse of a huge contract and mental pressure[Chapter 10]The reality of the collapse of the bullpen[Chapter 11]Contrast with other teams, success and failure[Chapter 12]Is the Soto contract a failure? #MLB #Juan Soto #Mets #Soto contract #Otani Shohei #Overseas reaction #Bulpen fire #Mets stall #30 home runs #OPS