Juan Soto Jersey Hub: Mets #22 Limited, City Connect & 4-Team Heritage

The best hitter in the National League, on the shelf with a calf he will not rush

Juan Soto turned 27 in October, and the 2026 season has been the strangest paradox of his career: he has never hit better, and he has never missed this many games. Through 84 games he is slashing .283/.408/.539 with 21 home runs, 52 RBIs and 63 walks, a .947 OPS that would lead the National League if he had enough plate appearances to qualify. His .408 on-base percentage does lead the NL. His 159 wRC+ is the best in the league. ESPN ranked him 35th on its top 50 players list for the season, and every analyst who has looked at the numbers says the same thing: when healthy, he is the best hitter in the National League, and maybe in baseball.

The problem is the calves. Soto landed on the injured list in April with a right calf strain, his first career IL stint. He came back in late May and was electric through June and early July, hitting 10 home runs in 23 games and notching his 27th career multihomer game on July 4 against the Braves, breaking a tie with Jimmie Foxx for the most multihomer games by a player 26 or younger. Then, on July 24 against the Dodgers, he strained his left calf, and he has been out since. On August 14 he ran wind sprints in the outfield at Citi Field without problems and told reporters he will return before the season ends. "It would be great for me and the team," he said. "Finish the season strong and keep the momentum for next year, too."

Below are the ten #22 jerseys we stock today, every one in stock now. The shelf is the deepest of any MLB player hub we have built: six Mets Limited editions, the City Connect special, the Yankees Bronx-era jersey, the Padres brown road, and the Nationals alternate from his 2019 World Series days. Prices from $69.99 to $76.99. If you want one Soto shirt, or the full four-team career arc, this is the honest full view.

Juan Soto, in a nutshell

Question Answer
Who is Juan Soto?The New York Mets' left fielder, signed to a 15-year, $765 million contract before the 2025 season, the largest deal in sports history. He is a five-time All-Star and a 2019 World Series champion with the Nationals.
What number does he wear?#22, for the Mets, Yankees, Padres and Nationals. Every jersey in this hub carries #22.
What happened in 2026?He is slashing .283/.408/.539 with 21 home runs and 52 RBIs in 84 games, leading the NL in OBP and OPS, but has been on the IL since July 24 with a left calf strain, his second calf injury this season.
When will he be back?He resumed wind sprints on August 14 and vows to return before the season ends. There is no firm timetable, but September is the target.
What is in stock right now?Ten #22 jerseys from $69.99 to $76.99: six Mets Limited editions, the City Connect special, the Yankees home, the Padres road, and the Nationals alternate.
Where can I see the full lineup?The New York Mets collection holds the full team line, and the MLB Jersey collection covers every team.

Why shop a Soto hub while the MVP candidate is on the shelf

Three reasons. First, Soto is hitting .947 OPS and leading the NL in OBP and slugging, and the only reason he is not the MVP frontrunner is the 38 games he has missed, which makes now the window before the narrative catches up to the numbers. Second, the shelf spans his entire career arc in a way no other player hub does: Mets, Yankees, Padres and Nationals jerseys on one page, the four-team All-Star history that makes him the youngest player to start an All-Star Game for four different franchises. Third, the Mets Home Limited at $76.99 is the jersey of the guy who signed the biggest contract in sports, in his prime, leading the league in getting on base, and that version of him is only a calf strain away. The MLB 2026 Season Hub has the full standings and playoff picture, and the 20 MLB Stars page is a good primer on the rest of the league before you pick a second team.

Shop every Soto jersey in stock

Ten #22 jerseys spanning the Mets, Yankees, Padres and Nationals. Prices from $69.99 to $76.99, all in stock.

Juan Soto New York Mets Home Limited Player Jersey-White
Mets Home

Juan Soto New York Mets Home Limited Player Jersey-White

$76.99 · In stock
The Mets Home Limited in white, the essential Soto jersey and the everyday Citi Field look.
Juan Soto New York Mets Alternate Limited Player Jersey-Black
Mets Alternate Black

Juan Soto New York Mets Alternate Limited Player Jersey-Black

$76.99 · In stock
The Mets Alternate Limited in black, the alternate colorway and the sharpest design on the shelf.
Juan Soto New York Mets Alternate Limited Player Jersey-Royal
Mets Alternate Royal

Juan Soto New York Mets Alternate Limited Player Jersey-Royal

$76.99 · In stock
The Mets Alternate Limited in royal blue, the second alternate and the brighter of the two alt colorways.
Juan Soto New York Mets Away Limited Player Jersey - Gray
Mets Away Gray

Juan Soto New York Mets Away Limited Player Jersey - Gray

$76.99 · In stock
The Mets Away Limited in gray, the road colorway and the easiest to wear off the field.
Juan Soto New York Mets 2024 City Connect Limited Player Jersey - Graphite
Mets City Connect

Juan Soto New York Mets 2024 City Connect Limited Player Jersey - Graphite

$76.99 · In stock
The 2024 City Connect Limited in graphite, the special edition from the annual Nike City Connect series.
Juan Soto New York Mets Women's Home Limited Player Jersey-White
Women's Mets Home

Juan Soto New York Mets Women's Home Limited Player Jersey-White

$76.99 · In stock
The Women's Mets Home Limited in white, the women's cut of the essential home colorway.
Juan Soto New York Yankees Home Limited Player Jersey - White
Yankees Home

Juan Soto New York Yankees Home Limited Player Jersey - White

$76.99 · In stock
The Yankees Home Limited in white, the Soto jersey from his 2024 World Series run in the Bronx.
Juan Soto New York Yankees Youth Home Limited Player Jersey - White
Youth Yankees

Juan Soto New York Yankees Youth Home Limited Player Jersey - White

$69.99 · In stock
The Youth Yankees Home Limited in white, the kids version of the Bronx-era Soto jersey.
Juan Soto San Diego Padres Road Replica Player Jersey - Brown
Padres Road

Juan Soto San Diego Padres Road Replica Player Jersey - Brown

$76.99 · In stock
The Padres Road Replica in brown, the Soto jersey from his 2022-2023 San Diego stint.
Juan Soto Washington Nationals Alternate Replica Player Name Jersey - Red
Nationals Alternate

Juan Soto Washington Nationals Alternate Replica Player Name Jersey - Red

$76.99 · In stock
The Nationals Alternate Replica in white, the Soto jersey from his 2019 World Series era in DC.

Limited tier across four teams, explained

The Soto shelf is unique: it spans four franchises and two product tiers. Here is the honest breakdown of what each jersey represents and who it is for.

The short version: every Soto jersey here is the Nike Limited tier, the stitched pro-style build with twill name and number, except the Youth Yankees Replica which uses the lighter screened build. The six Mets jerseys are the current edition, the Yankees home is from his 2024 World Series run, the Padres road brown is from his 2022-2023 San Diego stint, and the Nationals alternate is from his 2019 World Series era. The City Connect graphite at $76.99 is the special edition from the annual Nike City Connect series, and it is the collector piece on the shelf.

Era The look Who it is for
Mets 2025-26Six Limited editions: Home white, Alternate black and royal, Away gray, City Connect graphite, Women's HomeThe current-era pick
Yankees 2024Home Limited white and Youth Home Replica, from his Bronx World Series runThe Bronx-era collector
Padres 2022-23Road Replica brown, from his San Diego stintThe San Diego heritage pick
Nationals 2019Alternate Replica white, from his World Series era in DCThe original-champion collector

A straight answer on which to get: the Mets Home Limited at $76.99 is the one to buy if you want one Soto jersey. It is the current team, the essential colorway, and the stitched tier. If you want the collector angle, the City Connect graphite at $76.99 is the special edition. If you want the career arc, the Yankees home and Padres road are the two other franchises that make this the only four-team jersey hub we have built. The League Jersey Comparison page goes through how MLB tiers compare to the other leagues, and the jersey authenticity guide covers what to check before you buy anywhere.

Sizing for every cut lives on the Size Guide.

Which Soto jersey should you actually buy?

If you are buying one shirt

The Mets Home Limited at $76.99. It is the essential colorway in the stitched tier, and it is the Soto jersey that will look right at Citi Field for the next 14 years.

If you want the collector angle

The City Connect graphite at $76.99. The City Connect editions rotate each year, and this is the only special edition on the shelf.

If you want the Bronx era

The Yankees Home Limited at $76.99. Soto hit 41 home runs for the Yankees in 2024 and helped them reach the World Series, and this is the jersey from that run.

If you want the full career arc

The Mets Home, the Yankees Home, the Padres Road and the Nationals Alternate, all $76.99. That is the four-team All-Star across four franchises, the only shelf we have built that spans an entire career.

If you are buying for a kid

The Youth Yankees Home Replica at $69.99. It is the lighter tier, the screened build, and the only youth Soto jersey in stock.

Frequently asked questions

Which Soto jersey should I buy?
The Mets Home Limited at $76.99 is the essential pick. The City Connect graphite at $76.99 is the collector choice, and the Yankees Home at $76.99 is the Bronx-era alternative.
What number does Juan Soto wear?
#22, for the Mets, Yankees, Padres and Nationals. He has worn it his entire career, and every jersey in this hub carries it.
Why is Soto on the injured list?
He strained his left calf on July 24 against the Dodgers, his second calf injury this season. He also missed time in April with a right calf strain. He resumed running on August 14 and vows to return before the season ends.
How good is Soto's 2026 season?
He is slashing .283/.408/.539 with 21 home runs and 52 RBIs in 84 games. His .408 OBP leads the National League, and his .947 OPS and 159 wRC+ would also lead the NL if he qualified.
What is Soto's contract worth?
15 years and $765 million, signed with the Mets before the 2025 season. It is the largest contract in sports history, and it runs through 2039.
How many teams has Soto played for?
Four: the Nationals (2018-2022), the Padres (2022-2023), the Yankees (2024) and the Mets (2025-present). He is the youngest player to start an All-Star Game for four different franchises.
When does the MLB season end?
The regular season ends in late September. The MLB 2026 Season Hub has the full standings, schedule and playoff picture.
How should I size a Soto jersey?
Check the Size Guide before ordering. The Limited cut is the athletic pro-style fit, and the Youth Replica follows its own size run, so compare measurements against a shirt you already own.

Ready for game day?

From the Mets Home Limited to the City Connect special and the four-team heritage run, all ten #22 jerseys are in stock now. Soto is expected back in September.

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