New York Yankees superstar Juan Soto gave the Yankee Stadium crowd their money’s worth on Sunday against the Texas Rangers. The outfielder’s third-inning solo shot was a no-doubter that landed in the right-field bleachers. At 25 years and 291 days old, Soto became the youngest player in history to homer against all 30 MLB teams. With an appetite for more, he would go deep again four frames later to reach the second-most multi-dinger games (22) before turning 26 (Mel Ott, 24).