After signing the most lucrative contract in sports history—a 15-year, $765 million deal—Juan Soto is already making headlines for his generosity and team spirit. The New York Mets' right fielder recently surprised teammate Brett Baty with a blacked-out Chevrolet Tahoe as a token of gratitude for allowing him to wear the iconic No. 22 jersey, a number Soto has cherished throughout his career.

The heartwarming exchange took place outside the Mets' spring training facility. Soto, dressed in his crisp white Mets uniform, delivered the SUV with a special message on the back windshield: 'Thanks for #22.' The gesture was a nod to Soto's first-ever jersey number, which Baty had worn before Soto joined the Mets. Baty has since switched to No. 7, honoring his admiration for shortstop Jose Reyes and former Minnesota Twins first baseman Joe Mauer.

Soto’s 2024 season with the New York Yankees was nothing short of spectacular. He boasted a .288 batting average, smashed 41 home runs (fourth-best in the league), and tied for sixth in RBIs with 109. Now, as a Met, Soto is not just making waves with his performance but also with his leadership and camaraderie.

This act of kindness underscores the unbreakable bond among teammates and Soto’s commitment to leaving a legacy both on and off the field. Fans and analysts alike are lauding Soto for his selflessness and team-first mentality, setting a new standard for sportsmanship in the MLB.