Every Juan Soto Home Run in 2025

Every Juan Soto Home Run in 2025

Men’s two Astros nothing top three. Two outs. Base is clear. Here is number 22 Wto. And the pitch swing and a high drive right field toward the wall. Gone off the facing of the second deck in right. Juan Sodto’s first home run as a New York Met. It is three nothing New York in the top of the third. A Sodto trot here in Houston. And what a moment, the first long ball in a Mets uniform amid the booze here in Houston. Juan Sodto’s 0 for three today. His fourth straight at bat with a runner in scoring position. He lifts this one out to right center field. Pretty well hit. Back goes Buckton back near the wall and it’s out of here. A two-run homer for Juan Sodto. His second home run as a Mets and the Mets extend their lead to five to one. Sodto’s first hit this year with a runner in scoring position and he clears the high fence in right center for a two-run homer. Sodto drives one of deep right field back toward the corner right at the wall and it’s out of here. Juan Sodto homers for the second straight night and he ties the game at two. He hit the ball hard his first time up tonight and now he’s got his second home run in his last three at bats, his third of the year and the Mets have gotten back even making a lot of first pitch pitches of late this home stand. So grounded out and walked today. He gets this one of the year to deep left center field. Back in the gapel takes a look and it’s out of here. won. Sodto’s first City Field home run as a Met. All you had to do is flip the calendar page in the month of May. And Sodto goes deep in Flushing. Two to one. So now Sodto, who hit his first City Field home run as a Met in the sixth inning, his fourth of the year. He’s also walked and grounded out one for two. And he flies this one low to left center field. Back of the gap goes Thomas near the wall. It’s out of here. Second of the day for Juan Sodto. He’s broken the dam and the water’s flowing through. Two home runs in the identical spot in backto back at bats. And once again, Sodto gets the Mets back within a run. And Sodto gets under one to deep center field. Back goes Thomas to the warning track near the wall and it’s out of here. Juan Sodto hits it over the 25 ft yellow line in center field for his sixth home run of the year. And the Mets strike first in the sixth inning. It’s one- nothing New York. That ball just kept on carrying and carrying. Great back spin by Sodto facing Sodto. And Juan hits one out to left field. That’s it. Well, back goes Goro takes a look and it’s out of here. Sodto with his second of the game. A line drive the other way for his seventh home run of the year. His second two home run game against the Diamondbacks in the last 10 days. So they left the left-hander in to face Sodto and Sodto took him deep. Any opposite field home run is impressive. Wants pips on that curve ball and it’s three and two. He smacks this one to deep right field. And that ball’s going to sail out of here. Juan Sodto with his third home run of the last two games. And the Mets fourth home run of the night. Eighth home run of the year for Juan Sodto. Six to one New York. He tried to double up inside. Sodto fouled the first one off and he didn’t miss this one. Now Sodto flies one out to left center field. Back goes Doyle near the wall and it’s out of here. NMO and Sodto go back to back. Seven to one New York. Number nine for Sodto. Fast ball. Oh, down the middle. A little above the belt. That’s a pitch he’s been pulling off a little bit and getting it towards the end of the bat. Not that time. Three and two to Sodto with Alonzo on deck. And Juan rockets one out to right center field. Back in the gap goes three men and it’s out of here. Juan Solo homeless for the second straight day. His 10th of the year. And the Mets get that insurance run. It’s five to three New York. The Mets have hit three home runs for the third straight game. 3-2. Bless out to right. Back goes Hernandez. He takes a look and it’s out of here. Juan Sodto with a two-run homer. his 11th of the year to get the Mets back within a run. Five straight games with an extra base hit for Sodto. This one a two-run homer into the pavilion. Well, whatever he did between the first and second at bat paid off handsomely. Yes, it did. And he got a fast ball here. Three and two count and it’s right down Broadway. Soda went out looking at a slider his first time and he lifts that one to left field. Pretty well hit. Back goes Wood to the warning track. Back at the walls out of here. Juan Sto goes the other way for his 12th home run of the year to get the Mets back with a run. And the Mets have cut into this deficit even further. It is 3-2 Washington in the bottom of the third. Right onto that course light fiesta deck in left field. And even still, Sodto is staring at Gore as he rounds the bases. The curve ball hit in the air to deep right field. Call going back back in the wall and it’s out of here. Juan stood homers for the second straight night. A two-run shot and it’s three nothing New York. And did you see the catch by the kid in the stands? I did. I mean, what a great grab. Look at that going over the railing. Outstanding play. Sign him up. Sodto hitless in his last two games. Leads the league in walks. Seventh in the league and on base percentage coming into the ninth. And he drives one well to center field. Back goes Harris to the warning track at the wall. Well, it’s out of here. Juan Sodto puts down his marker in the first inning. His 14th home run of the year and the Mets strike first against Schwelenbach. It’s one- nothing New York. Take that. Well, he just doesn’t take much of a stride and really all upper body. That’s how strong he is. Another payoff and he hammers this one. That would be a home run in just about any part. Backto backto back of the Mets to take the lead in the third. Well, right now Nick Ael has not made enough good pitches against a team that struggled offensively but is a good team and he just tomahawks the top of this zone and this one he can jog. First one he did the same thing on a change up but had a single and this hitter friendly park is playing really small right now. He pulls this one. Castanos doesn’t even turn around and Sonto watches it fly to the upper deck. His second of the night. High breaking ball. No movement. Watch the lower back. See how quick he puts his foot down. And when his foot is down, the power and the hands stay back and it allows the barrel of the bat to get almost level. You cannot hit that home run with an uppercut swing. Even with a spread out two strike posts, he doesn’t sacrifice power and he gets another one. And Sodto cracks one deep left center field. Back goes Harris. Takes a look and it’s out of hand. Sodto gets the Mets right back into this game with a two-run homer. Number 17 for Sodto as his redhot June continues and the Mets pull within a run. It’s three to two. He’s just been hitting everything so hard. Well, he got Swanbach in Atlanta. There’s Juanto. 1-1 game as we go to the bottom of the fourth. And he drives one to deep right center field. Beck goes Harris to the wall. It’s out of here. One pitch and the Mets are back in front on Juan Sodto’s 18th home run of the year. Two to one New York. Sodto ties Alonzo for the club lead with his 18th home run of the season. Sodto unloads one to right center field headed toward the wall and it’s out of here. Juan Sodto with his second of the night. Number 19 for Juan Sodto. His 27th career multiple home run game. That’s the most in history for any player under 27 years old. Just remarkable. He had been tied with Jimmy Fox for that record and now he’s got it by himself. Drives this one out to center field. Canario chasing back. Looks up and it’s out of here. He’s got a second home run at PNC Park. Number 20 for Juan Sodto. And the Mets get on the board. It’s now four to one. You know, this is my first opportunity to watch Sodto play each and every day and I’ve just never seen anyone ready to go to Sodto. Gets one of the air to left center. Pretty well hit. Back goes Bellinger near the wall. It’s out of here. Juanudo goes the other way to tie the game. A two-run shot for Sodto, number 21. And it’s two to two in the opening inning. Keith, flip one out of here. Indeed. Yes, you’re you’re call Toto. I have a feeling we’re not in the Bronx anymore. Royals and the and the ball just kept traveling. Speaking of balls traveling, out to left center field and Sodto goes opposite field. Back-to- back home runs from Lindor and Sodto. 22nd home run for number 22. And the Mets having a field day here in the eighth and ninth innings. It’s 83. The payoff pitch to Juan Sodto. And he smacks this one to deep right field. Going back is Kagleon, but all he can do is watch. A monster shot into the second level of the Fountains. And the Mets up two nothing. Well, at this ballpark, it’s a prodigious home run if you throw it into the waterfall. And that’s what Sto did right there off the bat. Even up in our booth here. I don’t know how far we’re away. It was like an explosion. That’s driven to deep right field. Espenol takes a look and it’s out of here. Juan Sodto wastes no time. His 24th home run of the year and the Mets jump out to a one- nothing lead. Well, Lollo is around the strike zone. He gives up a number of home runs and Sodto gets him on a fast ball. Oh, there he is loading up on that back foot here and he drops back, but he keeps his shoulders parallel. Barry Bonds did that so well. Fourth pitch of the night that Sodto has sworn at. Seen 15 so far and five of them have been called strikes. Sodto the other way. This one is deep. Going back is Ramos. Sodto sends one to left and a homer for the Mets to put him on top. Mr. Met here. Well, you got a homer. We come in the booth and you go yard. Wow. Sodto goes left field homer. He hits this one in the air to center field chasing Martinez back to the warning track at the wall. It’s off the wall and they’re saying it cleared the orange line. It’s a home run for Juan Sodto to break up the no hit bid. Juan Sodto in his 26th home run of the year and the Mets with one out of the ninth dash the hopes of Gavin Williams. It’s now a 4 to1 game. Wood turns his feet, deals the 2-2. Hits a high smash in the air to right field and deep. Freick going back to the wall. He looks up and it’s gone. A sky scraping home run for Wanoto to right. That’s how the weekend gets started in Milwaukee. Second batter of the game. Wanoto hits his 27th home run of the year. And it’s one- nothing Mets in the top of the first. It just landed right over that little party area behind the right field wall. A couple feet to the right of the last home run we saw here last year when Pete went deep. This time Sodto had a high shot and it just plopped over the fence. No chance for Felic to make a play. One, two, swing and a drive though deep right center field. Felic going back. This one on the way and gone. The lead right back to the Mets. Wan STO home runs for the third time in as many games and he gives the Mets a 43 lead in the top of the fifth. Home run number 28 into the Met bullpen in right center field. The slow trot and in this seessaw game, the Mets are back in front by a run. Left on left, taking Ashb deep. Carlos Mendoza told us pregame today, I feel like he’s close. He’s just getting right there. And if he can go on a little bit of a run, maybe he can carry this Mets offense. Here’s Sodto. Sodto walked and scored in the first and the one. He high in the air to deep right center. Harris going back. He’s at the wall. It’s gone. Great catch. Juan Sodto two-run homer. His 29th and the Mets on a five nothing lead in the second inning. And with that, Wanoto regains the club lead. One more home run than Pete Alonzo. Look at that. Oh jeez. See the catch the fan made over the railing. Nice back hand. Very nicely done. I’m wrong. And now Sodto swings and flies one deep right center field back at the wall and it’s out of here. Lindor and Sodto go back to back. Number 30 for Juan Sodto. Six to four New York. Third straight year that Sodto’s hit 30 or more home runs. The fourth time in his career. Oh, right down Broadway below the letters. Fly ball out to left. Well hit. Wood going back to the warning track at the wall. It’s out of here. Juano back in DC. Hits his 51st home run in this ballpark. His 31st home run of the year. And the Mets extend their lead to seven to nothing. Fast ball away. Didn’t try to pull. Look at the level swing, folks. Oh, Sodto has drawn a couple of walks. He also has a hit and a run scored. Sodto with a fly ball to left. Struck pretty well down the line, slicing to the foul pole and it is a fair ball and a home run for Juan Sto. He just kept it fair inside of the left field corner and Sodto has his 32nd home run of the year. Eyes down through the baseball and Wayne, you have to be a strong individual to be able to keep that baseball fair. Right off the foul pole. Sodto drives one to deep right center field. Back goes Marcy back near the wall and it’s out of STO with his 33rd home run of the year. Gives the Mets a quick two nothing lead. Seven for his last seven with runners in scoring position. And the Mets are quickly tonight. Well, he got him up the swing. Had a fast ball up the previous pitch. Another fast ball up and he clobbered and Sodto drives one to deep right field. Back goes Weame to the wall and it’s out of here. Juan Sodto with a home run. His second in two days, his 34th of the year. And now it’s 8 to6 Miami. So now Sodto comes to bat after homering his last time up and he rips one to deep right field. Back goes Wemer. It’s over his head and out of hair. A tying home run by Sudo. A line shot into the bullpen. His second of the day. And the Mets have come from six runs down to get even. It’s eight to eight in the six. One, two, curve ball in the air deep right field back toward the wall. That ball is out of here. Juan Sudo with a grand slam to put the Mets in front. His first home run this season with more than one runner on base. His second career grand slam. Sodto’s 36th home run of the year. And it’s six-3 New York. It knocks Charlie Morton out of the box and gives the Mets a three-run lead. Fly ball hit to right. Carpenter back on the warning track and looks up and it’s gone. A home run for Juan Sodto. His fifth home run in the last five games. Number 37 for Sodto. And the Mets add to their lead. It’s now 7-2. He is just on fire. 37 home runs, 91 runs batted in. Five home runs in his last five games. It’s remarkable. And Sodto cracks one to deep right center. That ball’s going to go out of here. Juan Sodto with his 38th home run of the year. Gets the Mets within a run. 38 home runs. 93 runs batted in. And now it’s 3-2 Cincinnati. And he drives this one deep to right. That’s going to go out of here. Home run number 39 for Juan Sodto. So he is one home run away from a 4030 season. He’s got a single, a double, and a home run tonight. And now it’s a 9-2 game. He is sitting on that heater first pitch. And why not when it’s a 9 to1 ball game late. Ready for the pitch. Sodor blasts one deep right field. Head it toward the Coca-Cola choir. It’s gone. Juan Sodto with a monstrous blast and it’s two nothing New York. Number 40 for Juan Sodto. Just one shy of his careerh high now. And he hit it out of sight. I’ve always said he’s so quick inside. The mistake that Milner made was it was down instead of up and in. Juan just turned on it. And the curve ball. He didn’t miss this one. That’s driven out of here. Juan Sto with a line drive home run. his 41st of the year to match his careerh high. The Mets third home run of the night and it cuts the Padre lead to six to three. Going to the well too often with Mr. Sodto so he threw him the 3-1 fast three 0 fast ball. 3-1 curveball 3-2 curveball. Doubled up on the curveball. This one wasn’t as good as the 3-1 pitch. 41 home runs as a Yankee last year. 41 home runs in his first year as a Met. So do a base hit to right field his last time up. Hoping for a genie. Well, you know, you do something similar with Gil Hodgers. I see it every day. You do. Sodto flies one out to center pretty deep. That goes Young to the warning track at the wall. It’s out of here. One Sodto with a new careerhigh 42 home runs. A threerun shot and the Mets lead it 8-4. That was one of those Juan Sodto backspin fly balls that just kept on going. It just does not come out of the air, Gary. It just stays in the air forever. The center fielder thought he had a chance at it. He ran back. He thought he had another chance at it. And by that time, it was in the apple. A six-run inning for New York. And they’ve turned a 4-1 deficit into an 8-4 lead. Toto hits this one pretty well deep left center field and that is gone. Juan Sodto 43rd home run of the year. And it’s fired back onto the field after some encouragement from the Cubs fans. 43 homers, 105 runs batted in for Juan Soda.

Juan Soto crushed a career-high 43 home runs in 2025, his third-straight season with 35+ home runs.

Soto is one of three players in MLB history to achieve 40+ HR, 30+ SB, 100+ RBI, and 100+ BB in a single season, joining Jeff Bagwell and Barry Bonds.

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