Juan Soto shared some hugs and laughs with his former Yankee teammates and manager Aaron Boone before his Mets faced the Yanks in their spring training finale.

The Yankees did not bring their whole roster to Clover Park, so it was not quite a full-fledged reunion with Soto, who signed a 15-year, $765 million contract with the Mets this offseason (turning down the Yankees’ offer of 16 years for $760 million).

Juan Soto said: "We have a lot of memories from last year. Just to get to see them and see that they're doing well . . . I'm really happy for them."

Juan Soto is stepping onto the field for the first time this Spring Training as a member of the New York Mets, facing off against his former team, the New York Yankees. The 25-yea

Ahead of the game, Aaron Boone was asked if he'd spoken to Soto, and the Yankees manager revealed his message to his former outfielder. "I told him he looked terrible in that uniform," Boone said jokingly.

PORT ST. LUCIE — Aaron Boone had a message for Juan Soto ahead of his first season with the Mets. “I told him, ‘You look terrible in that uniform,'” the Yankees manager said Monday at Clover park ahead of the Subway Series exhibition game at Clover Park.

New York Mets star signing Juan Soto is expecting a hostile reception at Yankee Stadium when faces his former team, the New York Yankees, during the Subway Series in the regular season.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone joked that Juan Soto looks terrible in a Mets uniform as the two teams met Monday in Port St. Lucie, Florida.

The Mets had this kind of thing in mind when they signed Soto to the richest contract in the sport's history over the winter -- a 15-year pact worth $765 million. Soto, only 26, e