The New York Mets were down 3-1 to the Philadelphia Phillies heading into the top of the third inning of Saturday's game. After the top half of the inning, New York led 4-3.
The Mets took the lead in style too, as they hit back-to-back-to-back home runs, kicked off by Francisco Lindor's home run to left center, a 406-foot shot. Outfielder Brandon Nimmo then followed up Lindor's homer with one of his own to right center. Then Soto, after seeing seven pitches in the at-bat against Phillies starter Mick Abel, belted a 391-foot blast to right field to cap off the incredible inning for the Mets.
