The third goal of New York Mets, Brett Baty, abandoned his No. 22 to Juan Soto, and his new teammate generously rewarded him for this.
Soto, fresh out of the signing of the largest contract in the history of professional sports, bought a car from Baty as a sign of gratitude for abandoning No. 22 on Thursday.
“I really appreciate the number. This is the first I wear. I wanted to give you something nice,” said Soto.
CLICK HERE for more sports cover on Foxnews.com
The New York Diet right defender Juan Soto (22) looks during training training in the spring at Clover Park. (Sam Navarro-Imagn images)
“Well, it’s really really nice,” replied Baty.
Soto gave him an SUV and left an arc on the hood for his gift for Baty. The voltigger put on n ° 22 in food color during the exchange.
“Brother is crazy,” said Baty after taking the driver’s seat for the first time.
Soto has signed a record contract of $ 1565 million with the disorders. If Soto retires after the fifth year of his contract, the dishes can cancel it by making the total value of the $ 805 million contract.
Judge Aaron of the Yankees does not agree with the conviction of Juan Soto that the dishes give him the best chance to win the title
The New York Diet right defender, Juan Soto (22), played the catch during training training in the spring at Clover Park. (Sam Navarro-Imagn images)
Soto paid n ° 22 all his career with the Nationals of Washington, San Diego Padres and New York Yankees.
Soto is a big addition to a team of dishes that made a surprise race at the NLCS last season before falling to the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The dishes kept the first goal player Pete Alonso as a free agency, offering Soto significant protection in the programming.
Unfortunately for Baty, Alonso being re-signed could harm his chances of making the list of the opening day.
If Alonso left, the third goal player Mark Venos could have taken over at the first goal, leaving the third goal open to Baty.
Brett Baty (7) from New York Base (7) during the first day of full training during spring training at Clover Park on Monday, February 17, 2025, in Port St. Lucie. (Imagn)
With the return of Alonso, Venos is in pencil to the third goal after a solid half-time and playoffs, while he hit 27 home circuits in 111 regular season games last season.
Baty played 50 games last season and had trouble, reaching .229 with four circuits.
It doesn’t matter if Baty is listing the opening day, it will leave spring training at least with a brand new car.
