Watch: Juan Soto Becomes First Teenager in Modern Era to Homer in Three Straight Games

The 19-year-old leftfielder has 13 home runs in 58 games this season, which is tied with Mickey Mantle for the sixth most by a teenager.

Screenshot from @Nationals via Twitter

Juan Soto seems to be pretty comfortable with major-league pitching so far.

The Nationals' 19-year-old leftfielder who blasted a home run for his first career hitin the majors, made history with a multi-home run game in Yankee Stadium and almost kinda sorta basically travelled back in time to hit a home run in a game that began before his big-league debut is back again with some more long balls.

Friday marked the third consecutive game Soto knocked a ball out of the park, and by doing so, he became the first teenager since Jimmy Sheckard of the Brooklyn Bridegrooms in 1898 to accomplish the feat.

The first homer came off Freddy Peralta in the sixth inning of Wednesday's 7-3 win over the Brewers. The second was Thursday against Dan Straily in the fourth inning of a 10-3 victory over the Marlins. The third dinger came off Pablo Lopez.

Only 7 teenagers in @MLB history have hit 10+ HRs in a single season.

(This was Juan Soto's 11th) pic.twitter.com/YcsEuiuuOD

— Washington Nationals (@Nationals) July 25, 2018

Your reminder that Juan Soto is 19 years old and hitting LASERS. pic.twitter.com/VfGm9by4UU

— MLB (@MLB) July 27, 2018

With his 13th HR, Juan Soto has tied Mickey Mantle for the 6th most HRs as a teenager in @MLB history. pic.twitter.com/z4N5YkcHDu

— Washington Nationals (@Nationals) July 27, 2018

Juan Soto has homered in 3 straight games.

That's the longest such streak by a teenager in @MLB history. pic.twitter.com/MTZa3hBzuz

— Washington Nationals (@Nationals) July 28, 2018

Trea Turner is all of us watching Juan Soto hit. pic.twitter.com/8lY8Mg4qsc

— Washington Nationals (@Nationals) July 27, 2018