This past winter, the Mets signed a historic contract with the crosstown Yankees to acquire Juan Soto, making it the biggest acquisition in the team's history. The post Juan Soto Backtracks Torpedo Bat Stance Amid Yankees Home Run Onslaught After Turning It down Last Season appeared first on EssentiallySports.

The Yankees miss Juan Soto. It's no secret. Losing one of the best left-handed hitters in the game leaves a void. However, the start of the season shows a dynamic, deep, and athletic offense. Four games into the season and the 2025 lineup proves to be powerful.

As a New York Yankees player last year, Juan Soto was not interested in using the new torpedo bat, which Giancarlo Stanton and other Yankees players used. As a member of the New York Mets, Soto's latest comments suggest he might try the torpedo bat.

Juan Soto is on the home run ledger this season. The $765 million Mets man crushed his first homer with the Amazin’s on Friday night, smacking a solo homer off the facing of the second deck in the third inning at Houston’s Daikin Park.

In his second at-bat in the second game of his Mets tenure, Juan Soto launched his first home run with the team off Astros right-hander Hunter Brown.

If all goes according to plan for the New York Mets, Juan Soto will play more than 1,200 home games at Citi Field over the next 15 years. More games

After his free agency brought him back to Queens, Alonso homered as the Mets won their 2025 home opener on Friday.

Willy Adames hit a winning two-run single with two outs in the 11th inning, sending the Giants over the Mariners 10-9 Friday in their home opener.

Christian Walker and Jeremy Peña homered and Brendan Rodgers had three hits and three RBIs to lead the Houston Astros to a 5-2 win over the Minnesota Twins. Hunter Brown