Don’t take Juan Soto because he makes you look silly.
Soto signed the richest deal in the North American sports history in December when he accepted a 15-year-old $ 765 million deal with the New York Mets.
In the early, Soto seems to be worth every penny and hits almost 0.400 in its first Met’s spring training.
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The New York Mets Outfielder Juan Soto rounds the third base after a home drive during the third round against St. Louis Cardinals in Clover Park. (Reinhold Matay/Imag photos)
But a fan in the stands on Monday night disagreed, constantly Heckling Soto by calling him “overpaid” and “overrated” and it was caught on camera.
Soto turned and gave the tab a look. It was perhaps a look of annoyance, but maybe the Soto tab warned about his impending revenge.
The fan got an immediate taste of his own medicine when Soto launched a solo home drive directly on the fan and he didn’t even get away with the ball.
Soto pointed to the tab after the ball cleared the fence, giving Mets a 4-0 lead in a possible 8-0 win over St. Louis Cardinals.
New York Met’s right Fielder Juan Soto during a spring training training in Clover Park. (SAM NAVARRO/IMAGN -PICTURES)
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Soto, a four-time all-star, had the best season of his career with Yankees Last season that hit .288 with a career-best 41 home runs and 109 RBIs.
In Yankees’ race to the World Series, Soto raised his game and hit 0.327 with four home runs in 14 post-season matches, including the ALCS-winning home drive.
In addition to his four All-Star Game appearances, Soto, only 26 years old, is a five-time silver swallow and won the batting title in the shortened 2020 season.
The New York Mets Right Fielder Juan Soto poses for photos during his initial press conference at Citi Field. (Brad Penner/Imag images)
Now he will be at the top of a lineup that came to NLCS in a surprising race at the end of the season last year.
