Juan Soto flipped his bat while staring at Orioles pitcher Dean Kremer after hitting a 447-foot homer during the sixth inning of the Yankees' 4-2 loss at Oriole Park.AP
BALTIMORE — Ten minutes after the final out in the Yankees’ 4-2 loss to the Orioles on Tuesday night, Juan Soto was sitting at his corner locker still in his road grays while most of his teammates were showering.
Was Soto stewing over the Yankees bats being held to two runs in 18 innings while losing two games and first place in the division to the Orioles halfway through this big four-game series?
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