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The franchise player can understand the adulation Pete Alonso received during his visit to Citi Field this week better than most.
Juan Soto has lived it.
With that perspective, the All-Star outfielder didn’t view the reception the all-time Mets home run leader received from fans in the ballpark after hitting career blast No. 300 on Tuesday as offensive toward the home team.
“I don’t think they turned on us,” Soto said Wednesday before the Mets played their series finale against the Orioles. “I think they just cheered for him. He did everything for this city, for this organization, and I feel like they appreciated it and they were cheering for him.”




![[Matheson] Brett Bateman is leaving the game with an injury. He walked off himself, slowly, and just got help going down the dugout steps with his arms over the shoulders of the #BlueJays trainer and John Schneider.](https://external-preview.redd.it/4YuGVw0kY00hOFhg1FvTjaMFHA7UweOGziJcN3xRP7Q.jpeg?width=108&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=2495e5549d1a460b4dc064a35ed18ec91cd50493)
![[Highlight] River Ryan begins the game by striking out James Wood on a nasty change up.](https://external-preview.redd.it/YzFmc3V3ZnhseXFoMf9MUwkkCaWvBCUX4SVN4-l3sE3pQEMp3-WzMnWCXIxh.png?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=6f7653dbad66a6ad5c57e5ff8621f32af95da5c6)












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