Juan Soto Achieves Historic 30-30 Season, First in MLB This Year

New York Mets star Juan Soto officially recorded his first career 30-30 season on Tuesday night, becoming the fifth player in franchise history to achieve the feat. Soto swiped his 30th base in the eighth inning against the Phillies, following an RBI single that drove in Jose Siri. He now leads the Mets in both home runs and stolen bases, with his stolen base total marking a new career-high. This accomplishment, the first 30-30 season in MLB this year, highlights Soto's successful emphasis on improving his baserunning during his inaugural year in Queens, adding to his well-known power numbers.