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Mets' Mendoza: Snubbed Soto 'an All-Star for us'
BALTIMORE — The New York Mets consider Juan Soto to be a bona fide All-Star, despite the snub he received from those who selected the National League squad for the Midsummer Classic on July 15.
Soto, in his first season with the Mets, has performed well enough to earn the respect of his manager and teammates. In their opinion, he's deserving of a place in the All-Star Game next week in Atlanta.
"He's an All-Star for us," manager Carlos Mendoza said Tuesday night after the Mets beat Baltimore 7-6. "It's frustrating, but I'm hoping in the next couple of days we hear something and he makes it."
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Starting lineups were revealed Wednesday, with pitching staffs and reserves announced Sunday. We now know which players will represent the National League and American League on July 15 (8 p.m. ET on FOX) at Truist Park.
The Dodgers and Tigers lead all teams with five selections, while the Mariners have four All-Stars. The host Braves will send three players to the Midsummer Classic.
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John Stearns, a major-league catcher for a decade, also played safety for the University of Colorado. He carried himself with such swagger that people called him “Bad Dude.” Even so, as a Mets coach in the early 2000s, Stearns was not above light teasing from some veterans who had grown up watching him play.
John Franco and Al Leiter had come of age as Mets fans in the late 1970s, after the Tom Seaver trade that plunged the team to the basement. They would tell Stearns how they loved to watch him in the All-Star Game — even though he only made it because the roster needed someone from every team.
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