The recent Subway Series brought up some hard feelings for fans of the New York Yankees, when they found themselves up against a beloved former player for the f

In Juan Soto's return to Yankee Stadium, Yankee fans heavily booed the outfielder throughout the Subway Series, which also included the Bleacher Creatures literally turning their backs on him. To respond, Soto saluted the crowd as if they were cheering for his return.

New York Mets superstar Juan Soto failed to hustle out a ball he had hit off the Green Monster in Fenway Park and made unsettling comments to the media.

Soto, who spurned the Yankees for the Mets on a $765 million deal in the offseason, was the subject of a lot of reporting over the past few days, including NJ Advance Media’s Bob Klapisch, who said that Mets officials were “concerned about Soto’s lack of enthusiasm for his new team.”

Although Soto said he was ready for the homecoming, he was shell-shocked by the time Sunday night rolled around. Three sell-out crowds broke him. With only one hit in the Subway Series, Soto couldn’t have picked a worse time to slump. The army of Yankees loyalists crowned him as the new Jose Altuve.

Rivalries are often more for the fans than for the players on the field themselves, and the Subway Series hasn’t always lived up to the hype.

New York Yankees slugger Cody Bellinger gave a shout-out to one key at-bat earlier in the eighth inning, leading to his game-sealing grand slam over the New York Mets.

Over his first month in a Yankees uniform, Cody Bellinger was chasing results. Literally. Bellinger recognizes now that he was both expanding his zone and trying to do too much at the plate. That, simply put,