Juan Soto GOES DEEP to Dead Center | FULL AT BAT 💣

Juan Soto GOES DEEP to Dead Center | FULL AT BAT 💣

[Applause] juanoto leads off in the fourth inning for New York against Mitch Keller zoto fly out center his first time up this might be hard to believe but Wanoto only has one career home run in this ballpark i believe he hit it as a 19-year-old many moons ago and
so we come to a place where Sodto and Alonzo between them have one career home run drives this one out to center field canario chasing back looks up and it’s out of here he’s got his second home run in PNC Park number 20 for Juan Sodto and the Mets get on the board it’s now four to one you know this is my first opportunity to watch Sodto play each and every day and I’ve just never seen anyone make contact in such a way seemingly each and every time he puts the ball in play it’s just remarkable i mean even big leaguers get impressed by what he’s doing

6/27/25: Juan Soto gets all of this one! In the top of the 4th inning, Soto smashes a solo shot to deep center field to put the New York Mets on the board against the Pittsburgh Pirates. This is an epic home run from one of MLB’s most dangerous hitters.

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