The New York Yankees franchise slugger addresses his relationship with Juan Soto after he left for the rival New York Mets.

Juan Soto homered in his first spring training at-bat for the New York Mets, hitting a solo shot to left-center field in the first inning against the Houston Astros on Saturday.

Juan Soto moved cross town to the Mets after leaving the New York Yankees this offseason, and during his first plate appearance with his new team did something pretty impressive.

Adding Juan Soto gives a jolt to an already solid offense, but thin starting pitching could be a team weakness.

Juan Soto’s first at-bat for the New York Mets gave some indication as to why they signed him to reportedly one of the biggest contract in American sports history.

Juan Soto does a deep dive on the seven-pitch epic at-bat that sent the Yankees to the 2024 World Series — and sealed the Mets and owner Steve Cohen’s desire to sign him.

The New York Yankees, even in the wake of losing one of the game's greatest players, received a great offseason grade.

It did not take long for Juan Soto to settle into a New York Mets uniform. In fact, it took just one at-bat. In his opening plate appearance of spring training, the $765 million man took a 2-1, 91 mph fastball from Houston Astros starter Colton Gordon 426 feet out to left-center for his

Spring training might not mean much in the grand scheme of things, but Juan Soto didn’t really get that memo. The post Fans Rub Salt in Yankees Loyalists' Face After Juan Soto’s Explosive Mets Beginning appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Juan Soto announced his arrival to the New York Mets with a bang on Saturday in his first spring training game of the year. In his first at-bat, Soto clobbered his first home run with his new team, and in the ensuing celebration,