“One of the things that Juan Soto really wanted to work on this season was his throwing. He thought it could get better. And so this spring the Mets actually put him in the pitching lab for a day and gave him a full evaluation the same way they would any pitcher. They figured out that his throwing motion was pretty messed up.

New York Mets right fielder Juan Soto looked to the club's pitching coaches to help improve his throwing motion.

Despite New York's team success, some players are struggling to find their groove. This includes star outfielder Juan Soto, who signed a 15-year, $765 million contract with the team in the offseason. Through 61 games, the Dominican Republic native is hitting .232 at the plate with 11 home runs. Additionally, he is recording a career-low .366 OBP.