Watch Nationals’ Juan Soto Dance On Dugout After Josh Harrison Home Run
COVID-19 has changed the atmosphere in Major League Baseball parks across the United States, but Juan Soto is making the best of the situation.
Despite some noise fed through ballpark sound systems, players have little to feed off of when big plays are made on either side of the ball with no fans in the stands. That’s left players, like Soto, to get creative.
So when Josh Harrison launched a solo home run in the second inning of Tuesday’s game against the New York Mets at Nationals Park, the Washington Nationals outfielder displayed his boundless excitement by hopping on top of the dugout and breaking out a few dance moves.
Check it out:
Juan Soto knows how to join a social-distanced dance party pic.twitter.com/QfDsv1PGrT
— Nationals on MASN (@masnNationals) August 4, 2020
We stan that energy.
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