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Juan Soto spent only one season in the stripes of the Yankees in New York.
After helping the Yankees to advance to the 2024 World Series, Soto changed the districts of New York City and signed a Historical contract With Mets.
The Mets He opened a series of three games with the Yankees on Friday night.
While the Yankees jumped to a 4-0 advantage, much of the attention was in the first turn of Soto’s bat. The last edition of the Subway series marked the first time of Soto at the Yankee stadium since he signed with the Mets.
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The New York Mets gardener, Juan Soto, in the right garden during the first entry against the New York Yankees in the Yankee Stadium at the Bronx, NY, on May 16, 2025. (John Jones/Imagn images)
Soto listened to some boos when he headed to the hitter box at the first entrance on Friday night. Many fans inside the stadium stood up and made fun of Soto.
The 26 -year -old right gardener seemed to take the disapproval of fans calmly, taking a time to tip his helmet towards the crowd.
Juan Soto de Mets anxiously waiting for the subway series against the former team, despite the possible boots of the Yankees fans
Soto also seemed to say “Thank you.”
He finally entered the batting box and drew a walk. When he took the right garden in the lower half of the entrance, more boos seemed to rain.
A fan has a sign during the bat in the first entrance of the gardener of the Mets, Juan Soto, against the New York Yankees in the Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, New York, on May 16, 2025. (John Jones/Imagn images)
Before Friday’s game, Soto talked about the possibility that fans boo it. But it did not seem to moisten the emotion of the toleter to return to Bronx.
“I don’t care,” Soto He told Atlético.
Before the beginning of the regular season 2025, Soto admitted that he was “waiting for the worst” of the Yankees faithful when he visited the Yankee Stadium.
“You know Yankees fans. They can surprise you with anything,” the four times MLB All-Star He said in March.
The right gardener of the New York Mets, Juan Soto (22), hits a double RBI against the Toronto Blue Jays during the sixth entry in Citi Field. (Brad Penner/Imagn images)
The Yankees manager Aaron Boone took a cautious tone before Friday’s confrontation and advised fans to “not take things too far.”
“It will be interesting. I’m sure there will be some creativity there,” Boone said before the game. “I just want everyone to come and have a good time and they are sure and do not take things too far.”
Soto rejected the Yankees in favor of an agreement of 15 years and $ 765 million with the METS in December. The contract, which did not include any deferred money, is the most lucrative contract in the history of professional sport.
Soto finished his only season with the Yankees with 41 homers and an average batting of .288. The right gardener has hit eight homers in 43 games so far this season with the Mets.
