Juan Soto Absolutely Destroyed One at Citi Field

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Juan Soto Absolutely Destroyed One at Citi Field

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Juan Soto is one of my favorite players to watch because of his overall skill at the plate. He knows the strike zone SO well. He barrels the ball up SO well. And he is still only 24 years old.

Not to be missed in those skills, by the way, is Soto’s extreme power. Today, he hit one further than I’ve seen a ball go at Citi Field, with the camera struggling to find the thing up in right center. Officially 453 feet, but boy did it look like more:

Apparently that’s not new for Soto, though, as he’s actually hit it further at Citi Field – twice! Dude probably should sign with the Mets in a couple years:

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