The Mets have three All-Stars — and one notable omission. Pete Alonso was named a National League reserve and Edwin Diaz made the pitching staff, but Juan Soto was left off of the roster in a surprise snub.

Soto went hitless Sunday and was in the on-deck circle when Francisco Lindor struck out against Devin Williams to end the game. Soto acknowledged it was a goal of his to continue his streak of playing in the Midsummer Classic.

New York Mets outfielder Juan Soto may be the most egregious All-Star snub of the year, and it happened in interesting fashion.

It's safe to say the initial panic about Juan Soto's tenure with the New York Mets was overblown, as his hot streak continued with a two-run homer in Friday's 6-5 win over the New York Yankees.

The Queens edition of the Subway Series between the New York Mets and the New York Yankees included all the off-field gimmicks and silly jokes that were absent back in May when this matchup took place in the corporate setting of Yankee Stadium.

Never mind that that it came against a Mets team that’s used duct tape and twine to hold together a pitching staff to get 27 outs every game. A win is a win is a win and the 6-4 triumph before 41,117 at Citi Field was the Yankees’ first in a week.