It felt like a cinematic breakup — except this one unfolded before 45,000 fans and featured pinstripes. Juan Soto, once a Bronx hero who fueled October hopes from that very batter’s box, now stood there in Mets blue and orange — and Yankee fans made their feelings known.
The boos weren’t just loud — they were thunderous, filled with heartbreak, fury, and a sense of betrayal. Even the Bleacher Creatures, who had once shouted his name with pride, now turned their backs on him.
With the unmistakable swagger of a true superstar, Soto added fuel to the fire — tipping his helmet in a mock salute that oozed confidence and defiance. It
He didn’t quiet the crowd, but he still made his presence felt. Despite going 0-for-2, Soto drew three walks, swiped a base, and crossed the plate — proving he could still cause trouble without racking up hits.
Amid all the drama, it was the New York Yankees — his old team — who came out on top, defeating Soto’s current club, the New York Mets, 6-2 in Friday night’s Subway Series opener in the Bronx.
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