Machado's homer highlights Padres' 7-1 win over Mets, who lose Soto to bruised foot
The Mets announced that Soto has a bruised foot. He was in considerable pain as he was checked by a trainer. He took a few swings and finished his at-bat, grounding out as second baseman Jake Cronenworth made a diving stop.
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