Washington Nationals turned out to be one of the most ‘hit’ teams during the 2021 Season changeover period of MLBbecause many of its stars came out of it. Fortunately for the ninth they still have Juan Soto within your roster, who revealed the plans he has with Nationals for his future and what it looks like in your career as a professional.
Juan Soto became the young emblem of the Washington Nationals after the departure of Bryce Harper from the organization and especially after the performances he had in the 2019 MLB World Series.
It is for this reason and for the skills he has on the field of play both on offense and defense that the team from the capital of the United States keeps him on the list of the ‘non-transferable.
That is what Nats wants to do and now Soto spoke about how he sees his future with the team, stating that he “hopes to go year after year” in terms of negotiations, which does not ensure a lifetime permanence in him or an exit.
Juan Soto added that for the moment he will dedicate himself to “only playing baseball” and not “thinking about contracts”, a situation that seems to favor him, since in MLB 2021 he has not stopped having a good performance.
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I joined ‘Al Bat’ in September 2020, starting a new work stage in which I always seek to give my best version, in addition to leaving a significant mark on the passage of women in an industry that is managed mainly by men. Degree in Communication Sciences and Techniques from the Inter-American University for Development (UNID), I am a specialist in sports journalism, writing and editing texts, I have three years of experience covering sports, especially baseball from the Mexican Baseball League (LMB ), Liga Mexicana del Pacífico (LMP) and MLB. I was an intern at the LMB Leones de Yucatán Baseball Club, with whom I attended the 2019 Rey Series. I have done work for social networks such as the coverage of the 2019-2020 edition of the LMP Final for ‘Con Las Bases Llenas’. I am constantly updated on social media, SEO, Google positioning, writing, digital journalism, as well as the place of women in the sports industry. Originally from Mérida, Yucatán, my first approach to baseball was in a game of Lions of Yucatán, in the ‘Kukulcán Álamo’ Park, in 2015; and that changed my life completely. The ‘Melenudos’ are the team of my loves and the greatest passion I have in this sport. Although I dedicate myself to baseball most of the time, my sport, in the beginning, was (and still is) soccer. Real Madrid and Bayern Munich won my heart and fans from ‘minute one’ and I am fortunate to have already seen them play live. Clearly, I am a fan of Cristiano Ronaldo and Manuel Neuer.
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