Juan Soto’s spring training homer produced the pain of the Mets teammate

He New York Mets They are in the middle of their first 2025 spring training game against Houston’s stars. And spring has had an excellent beginning due to two former New York Yankees.

The former Yankees closer, Clay Holmes (who has made the transition to becoming a starter of the METS) began this February 22 game and launched three perfect tickets, where he did not allow any race, successes or walks.

However, the great story of this game was the Slugger Superstar Juan Soto Hit a homer In his first spring training in Bat.

Juan Soto deepens his first spring turn of the Mets! pic.twitter.com/BCVRS2BH4I

– Sny Mets (@sny_mets) February 22, 2025

Mets fans can surely get used to the site of their man of $ 765 million jogging for the bases, and they can certainly see it many times during the 15 -year contract of Soto.

However, one of Soto’s teammates will expect a different result for future toletero homers; At least in regard to his pain.

Soto spoke with the media when he was taken from Saturday’s game after two shifts to bat. And at one point, he asked about the team’s reaction to his spring training explosion.

“I feel that everyone was very happy,” said Soto, according to a X publication SNY.

“I would say that the worst reaction is Jesse Winker (because) I stepped on it … so I was really sore but happy at the same time.”

Juan Soto says that he accidentally stepped on Jesse Winker in the shelter after his home run pic.twitter.com/iuffozuam8

– SNY (@snytv) February 22, 2025

When asked how he felt to get to a homer during the game, Soto said: “It feels quite well. It means that everything we have been doing is paying off. We have been working very hard this low season to prepare and good shape … And he is paying off ” By SNY.

“It feels quite well. It means that everything we have been doing is paying off.”

Juan Soto talks about hitting a homer in his first bat to spring: pic.twitter.com/cgsegft8qx

– SNY (@snytv) February 22, 2025

Hopefully Soto’s future homers are not so painful for their teammates.