⚾ Juan Soto Signed Framed 35x39 New York Mets Blue Baseball Jersey Beckett BAS Certified — Born Santo Domingo Dominican Republic October 25 1998, Washington Nationals at 16, MLB Debut at 19, 2018 World Series Champion, The Soto Shuffle, San Diego Padres, New York Yankees, New York Mets $765 Million 15-Year Record Contract December 2024 — Hand Signed Framed Mets Blue Jersey with Beckett BAS Certificate of Authenticity

A hand-signed Juan Soto New York Mets blue baseball jersey displayed in a framed 35x39 presentation and authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) — signed by the Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic outfielder who debuted in the Major Leagues at 19 years old for the Washington Nationals in 2018, won the World Series that October in one of the most dramatic seven-game Fall Classics in recent memory, and then became the most financially valuable free agent in North American sports history when the New York Mets signed him in December 2024 for $765 million over fifteen years — the largest contract ever awarded to a professional athlete in any North American sport. The Beckett BAS Certificate of Authenticity provides a verified record of the autograph through Beckett's authentication process. The 35x39 framed display presents the signed Mets blue jersey as a ready-to-display piece — the franchise colors of the New York Mets, the team that made the record investment in Soto's bat, framed and authenticated. Condition: NOS.

🌟 Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic — Signed at 16 — Debuted at 19 — The Career Arc That Changed the Market

Juan Jose Soto Pacheco was born October 25, 1998, in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic — the capital of the Dominican Republic, a city of nearly four million people on the southern coast of Hispaniola, and one of the most productive sources of professional baseball talent in the history of the sport. The Washington Nationals signed Soto as an international free agent when he was 16 years old, and the development timeline that followed was compressed by a talent baseline that made extended minor league seasoning unnecessary: he debuted with the Nationals on July 26, 2018, at 19 years and 274 days, immediately displaying the approach at the plate and the results-oriented patience that would define his career. His on-base percentage as a teenager was not the sign of a player learning the zone — it was the settled approach of a hitter who had already resolved the fundamental question of how to conduct his at-bat. The Soto Shuffle — the hip waggle in the batter's box that became one of baseball's most recognized individual physical signatures — began as a confident acknowledgment of a taken ball and became a cultural artifact of the plate approach he brought to every game. Condition: NOS.

🏆 The 2018 World Series — The Trade Journey — The $765 Million Mets Contract

Juan Soto won the 2018 World Series with the Washington Nationals — part of a championship run that included the Nationals defeating four straight opponents after being at or below .500 on August 31. Traded to the San Diego Padres in August 2022 as part of a blockbuster deal, Soto brought his elite hitting to San Diego before being traded again — to the New York Yankees in August 2024, where he played the 2024 season. After the 2024 campaign, Soto entered free agency as the most coveted position player on the market, and the New York Mets won the sweepstakes in December 2024 with a 15-year, $765 million deal — the largest contract in the history of North American professional sports. The Mets blue jersey, framed and BAS certified, captures the beginning of the Mets chapter of a career that has already included a World Series ring, multiple Silver Slugger awards, a trade journey across three organizations, and a contract that reset the market. Condition: NOS.

📦 Item Details

Item: Autographed Juan Soto New York Mets Blue Baseball Jersey, framed 35x39 display. Authentication: Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) Certificate of Authenticity. Signer: Juan Soto. Born: October 25, 1998, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. MLB career: Washington Nationals (2018-2022) → San Diego Padres (2022-2024) → New York Yankees (2024) → New York Mets (2025-present). Achievements: 2018 World Series champion (Nationals), 3x Silver Slugger, multiple All-Star selections. Contract: $765M/15 years with the Mets (December 2024, largest in North American sports history). Condition: NOS.

⚾⭐ Santo Domingo. Dominican Republic. The baseball capital of the Caribbean. Signed at 16. The development accelerated. July 2018. 19 years old. The Nationals. The debut. The approach. The zone. The patience. The shuffle. The hip waggle. The batter's box signature. The settled confidence of a 19-year-old who knew who he was at the plate. October 2018. The World Series. The Nationals. The miracle run. The championship. 2022. The trade. San Diego. 2024. The Yankees. Free agency. December. The Mets. $765 million. 15 years. The largest contract. North American sports history. The Mets blue jersey. Framed. His signature. BAS certified. The Santo Domingo outfielder at Citi Field. The new chapter in New York blue. Condition: NOS.