New York is now 48-35, which is good enough for second place in the National League East. Though the team has struggled, Juan Soto has not. The 15-year man, who signed a $765 mill

Soto won't turn 27 until October, giving him plenty of time to add to his record. He has four multi-homer games this season, all since May 1, and those 27 multi-homer games are third most in baseball since Soto's debut in 2018. Only Aaron Judge (36) and Manny Machado (29) have more.

If you're a Latin American baseball fan, you probably saw how Juan Soto signed the largest contract in the history of the sport: 15 years for $765 million with the Mets. But beyond