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MLB news: Juan Soto hits home run directly at heckler

March 12, 2025

Don't untook Juan Soto as he will make you look stupid.

Soto signed the wealthiest contract in North American sports history in December, when he agreed to a 15-year, $765 million deal with the New York Mets.

Early on, Soto seemed worth every penny, reaching around 0.400 in his first Mets spring training.

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New York Mets outfielder Juan Soto will round three bases after a home run in three innings with the St. Louis Cardinals at Clover Park. (Reinhold Matay/Imagn image)

However, one fan in the stands was continually held back Soto by one fan opposed on Monday night and calling him “overpaying” and “overrated”, which was caught on camera.

Soto turned around to give the fans a good look. Perhaps it was a nuisance look, but perhaps Soto was warning fans of his impending revenge.

When Soto began his solo home run directly to Fan, Fan quickly tasted his medicine, but he had no ball.

Soto pointed at the fans after the ball cleaned up the fence and gave the Mets a 4-0 lead, ultimately beating the St. Louis Cardinals an 8-0 victory.

New York Mets' right fielder Juan Soto during a spring training training at Clover Park. (Sam Navarro/Imagn Images)

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A four-time All-Star Soto had the best season of his career Yankees He hit .288 with a career-high 41 home runs and a 109 RBI last season.

On the Yankees' run to the World Series, Soto promoted the game and hit .327 with four home runs in 14 postseason games, including a home run that won the ALCS.

In addition to his four All-Star Game appearances, Soto, just 26, is a five-time silver slugger, winning the batting title in the 2020 abbreviated season.