Juan Soto Impresses in Spring Training Debut with Mets
Juan Soto homered in his first spring training at-bat for the Mets, leading to a 6-2 victory over the Astros.
The Red Sox had opportunities to put the game well out of reach.
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Juan Soto, Mets’ $765m signee, mashes 426-foot homer in first at-bat with team
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Juan Soto hits a 426-foot home run in his first at-bat for the New York Mets
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Summary
Juan Soto made a significant debut for the New York Mets in spring training, hitting a solo home run in his first at-bat and driving in another run in the team's 6-2 victory over the Houston Astros. Soto, who signed a record 15-year, $765 million contract, showcased his hitting prowess early, driving a 426-foot homer and raising his spring training average to .304. His performance, alongside that of pitcher Clay Holmes, who pitched three perfect innings, adds excitement as the Mets look forward to the season ahead.
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