Just hours before facing the team he spurned this offseason, Juan Soto offered a rare bit of insight into his time with the Yankees, the club’s failed attempt to keep him, and his relationship with Aaron Judge.

The New York Yankees failed to achieve their biggest offseason objective and had to watch as superstar Juan Soto spurned The Bronx for a historic deal with the New York Mets. Even after Soto signed a 15-year,

Juan Soto hit his first home run with his new team and Tylor Megill allowed just one run in five frames as the Mets grabbed their first win of the 2025 season, 3-1, over the Houston Astros on Friday night.

Superstar Juan Soto made his debut for the Mets against the Astros after signing his record-breaking 15-year, $765 million contract with New York this winter. Overall, his first game as a Met can undoubtedly be described as disappointing.

The Mets couldn't replicate their past success on Opening Day, and it resulted in a sour start to the Juan Soto era in Queens.

Juan Soto finds an opening and records a single in his first regular-season at-bat with the Mets.

On the first day of his first season with the Mets, of course it all came down to Juan Soto. A sleepy-turned-suspenseful Opening Day evolved into a familiar scene for the Mets, who never held a lead in the 3-1 loss to the Astros but brought the potential go-ahead run to the plate in each of the last two innings.

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.