How Juan Soto Basically Skipped The Minor Leagues

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@TimothyWenger День назад

My favorite Soto story is when one of his Minor league coaches told him to upgrade from the air mattress he was sleeping on and Soto was basically just like “nah, I’m not gonna be around here long enough to need a real bed”

@commanderjoj6426 День назад

Soto is an outstanding hitter. The eye discipline, the ability to hit to all fields, the power. Guy can be one of the greats if everything goes his way.

@flumffdragon День назад

Soto is probably one of my favorite current players in the league right now. But as someone who loves and wants to play baseball for a living, it's hard not to think it's impossible when you're not someone as talented as Soto

@passdagabagoul4369 День назад

It’s not easy. Unfortunately, unlike basketball, which has opportunities to be a professional in practically every country, opportunities in baseball are far more limited. This doesn’t mean you can’t do it though.

@flelite3994 День назад

Shohei Ohtani

@Falllll День назад

If it helps, Soto's one of the best hitters in the game and a good candidate for a record breaking contract. You do not need to be nearly as talented as Soto to go professional. He's been around 80% better than the league average hitter this season. That means that there are guys out there who are about half as good as Juan Soto at hitting a baseball and still professional position players. Some of them are even considered good/decent players, usually by virtue of their ability to play defense or because they pitch. That said it's still nearly impossible. But I hope you make it.

@jajaja4life День назад

@@FalllllYeah Soto was better than 98% of MLB players this season. He had the 3rd highest OPS, only behind Judge and Ohtani.

@ebrown112 День назад

"the childish bambino" has a nice ring to it. way to sneak that in there at the tail end.

@thrillcosby3427 День назад

That games played for Trout is actually impressive though because he led WAR for 5 years straight from age 20-24

@supreme02 Час назад

Very good story, good job narrating it. Soto is awesome. love the video.

@meh5552 День назад

7:08 “Mr. Soto is going to the show!” -Matt LeCroy

@tommyfu9271 День назад

Soto probably had the best plate discipline in the league at 21 which is absurd.

@cappy2282 20 часов назад

I was so pumped when my Yankees got him. Soto special player 💪

@sdelmonte День назад

It's sad the Nats couldn't afford him but at least he helped bring a ring. It's insanity that the Padres treated for him and traded him away. What was the point of that?

@uJcei День назад

Boegarts and darvish extension prevented a Juan Soto contact. So sad:((

@tro0llgores День назад

The Yankees need to sign this guy for the rest of his life or they seriously fucked up.

@GOCAPSDMV День назад

As a Nats fan, It’s either the Yankees or us… is what I tell myself in my dreams before I go to bed every single night. You have no idea how much body parts/limbs I would cut off for him to come back.

@sdelmonte День назад

I want the Mets to outbid the Yankees, but honestly the Yankees have no business letting that happen. Hal and company have the money and the one two punch of Judge and Soto is the sort of thing you can't replicate. (Yeah, I want Soto/Lindor, but only a fool would pretend the pairing in the Bronx hasn't been a wonder.)