Jose Siri makes it a one-run game as he crushes a three-run home run to left field in the top of the 3rd inning

Jose Siri gives the Mets a 3-0 lead with a three-run homer to left field in the top of the 3rd inning

Jose Siri crushes a solo home run to left field, his first home run for the Mets this spring. Season 2025; More From This Game; Jose Siri; New York Mets; hitting; highlight; in-ga

Jose Siri crushes a solo home run to left field, his first home run this Spring Training. Season 2025; More From This Game; Jose Siri; New York Mets; hitting; highlight; in-game h

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Jose Siri’s speed and defense are elite. “I liken him to chaos,” Stanek said Wednesday at Clover Park. “There is always something that is going to happen when he’s involved. Whether it’s stealing a base,

Jose Siri, who joined the New York Mets via a trade with the Tampa Bay Rays over the offseason, went yard Saturday for his second home run of spring training.

There is at least some hope that Jose Siri can develop into a stronger hitter for the Mets — some of the evidence showing up this spring.

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Following Jose Siri's go-ahead 3-run homer for the Mets, his girlfriend Kiara Thais shared playful and proud reactions on Instagram, taking jabs at his former team, the Rays. Her posts highlighted her support and added a personal touch to the professional triumphs against his old team.

Upon his arrival to camp, Siri told manager Carlos Mendoza his goal is to improve his plate discipline. Last season, Siri’s chase rate of 35.2 percent placed him in MLB’s 12th percentile, according to Statcast. His whiff rate (swing and miss) was 41.9 percent, placing him in the first percentile.

Juan Soto's New York Mets teammate, Jose Siri, hit a three-run homer against his former team, the Tampa Bay Rays.