Mets Catcher Luis Torrens Q&A

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Luis Torrens opens up on how turbulent path that included Yankees stop led to golden Mets chance

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Luis Torrens was hit in the groin by a foul tip on May 11 .

His wife told him, "We already have two kids. That one was not the first one, so we’re used to when that happens" His favorite catcher is Buster Posey and Yadier Molina .

The catcher says he wants to be the best version of himself, be a good framer, a good blocker and a good thrower.

The Padres kept him on the roster in 2017 even though he'd never played above Class-A.

He says he likes to have a conversation with hitters behind the plate.

Juan Soto : "Everything that I’ve had to face in the past has molded me into the player that I am today " Soto was traded to the Mets from the Yankees for $ 100,000 last May .

He says he hopes Mets fans will be appreciative of Soto at the end of the season .

Soto says the Mets are good enough to win a World Series .

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