Picture this— you’re a die-hard baseball fan who eats, sleeps, and breathes the game. You spend hours at the cage, perfecting your swing, dreaming of the big leagues. Now, just when you’re grinding through a hitting slump, out of nowhere, Juan Soto, the most expensive player in MLB history, steps in to give you hitting advice. Unreal, right? Almost unimaginable. Well, for one incredibly lucky fan, that dream scenario became a reality.

But how come the fan got hold of Juan Soto?

Recently, Fanatics ran a free Pick ‘Em game that offered an experience money couldn’t buy: a chance to learn the iconic “Soto Shuffle” from the man himself. Out of countless hopefuls, it was one guy named Tommy Fette who hit the jackpot. The fan not only got to meet Soto but also received a personal hitting session. Complete with tips, laughs, and, of course, the signature shuffle. Ahh, a dream-come-true moment.

And Soto? Ever the showman, he didn’t just dive right into it. With cameras rolling and excitement in the air, the MLB superstar made sure to stretch before launching into his trademark moves—because even the Shuffle deserves a proper warm-up.

“I already got the hips loose, I think we’re ready.”

The video shows that Soto is well satisfied at the end with how the fan was stressing for a good hitting posture. However, the way Soto was teaching the guy was nothing but hilarious. Well, the dream moments for the fan don’t end here. What came next made it even more unforgettable. Just when the guy was still trying to process the surreal moment, Soto pulled out a glimmering Soto Shuffle Charm, crowning him the official Soto Shuffle Master.

It was a small gesture, but one packed with meaning—an unforgettable moment of connection between a superstar and a superfan.

So, when a new guy is doing the Soto shuffle move so easily, is it as easy as it looks? Just when the master of the craft is finding it difficult to replicate in recent games.

For years, the Soto Shuffle has been more than just a quirky pre-pitch ritual—it’s been a symbol of Juan Soto’s swagger, confidence, and mental edge at the plate. You would instantly recognize the move by Soto’s swinging hips, spread legs, and a sweep of the feet. Iconic!

But since joining the Mets, fans have noticed something strange: the Shuffle is missing.

Soto is far from dominant in the Mets

Soto, who’s posted a respectable .829 OPS with five home runs so far, has acknowledged the absence of his signature move. While his numbers aren’t alarming, the missing Shuffle has raised eyebrows among fans. They associate it with peak performance and psychological dominance. However, behind the scenes, Mets coaches aren’t worried. They believe in Soto’s discipline and trust that the Shuffle—like any good hitter’s rhythm—will return naturally when the moment is right. You would believe that when the name is Juan Soto.

Well, Soto is coming back to his best, at least his last appearances indicate the same. Yes, the Mets’ $765 Million Man Delivers at Citi Field.

On Thursday, Soto gave Mets fans a taste of what $765 million looks like in pinstripes. The superstar outfielder launched his first two home runs at Citi Field, igniting the crowd and reminding everyone why he was the most coveted free agent in MLB history. Though his signature Soto Shuffle has been largely absent since arriving here, these bombs felt like a statement.

A sign that Soto is beginning to settle in, both at the plate and in the spotlight. As fans chanted his name, it was clear: the Bronx may have had its moments, but Queens is ready to embrace a new kind of star power. Do you agree with this?