During Tuesday’s game, Juan Soto made history by hitting three home runs for the first time in his career. The 25-year-old Yankees player led his team to a 4-1 victory over the White Sox with all four RBI and three runs scored.
While much of the focus was on Aaron Judge’s pursuit of 300 career home runs, Soto stole the spotlight with his remarkable performance. Soto’s first two homers of the game can be seen below:
Although hitting two home runs in a game is not new for Soto, the third homer made it a career night for him. Watch the third blast here:
With 33 homers this season, Soto is on track to surpass his career-high of 35 from last year. It’s likely that he will reach 40 home runs by the end of the season, joining Judge who has already surpassed that mark.
As a reminder, Soto is set to become a free agent after this season, adding more intrigue to his outstanding performance.
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