It feels like anything that can go wrong will go wrong for the Mets these days. Even for one of the select few in their lineup who are producing. Exhibit A: Juan Soto smashed a high, soaring fly ball in the first inning of the Amazin’s game against the Nationals on Thursday afternoon that looked like it would clear the right field wall at Citi Field. But there was the 6-foot-6 James Wood in right field for the Nationals, who made a terrific leaping catch that saw him extend over the fence to take away a would-be solo home run. Soto smashed a 1-1 fastball from Nats starter Miles Mikolas 378 feet at 108.1 mph. But the ball was high enough that Wood was able to ease back to the 370-foot marker on the fence before jumping high to snag the ball to deny Soto his third homer in as many games. Washington Nationals’ James Wood (29) catches a ball hit by New York Mets’ Juan Soto for an out during the first inning of a baseball game Thursday, April 30, 2026, in New York.…