Juan Soto's time with the Mets hasn't started perfectly.

However, on Sunday, he accomplished a milestone in New York that he had never achieved before in his career.

Soto finished the game with a 3-for-3 batting performance and three walks.

This marks the first time Soto has reached base six times in a single game, according to SNY.

With this strong outing, Soto improved his season OPS to .820.

All three of his hits were singles, and he scored three runs.

It's the second time in three days that Soto has recorded a three-hit game, suggesting he may be building momentum.

Soto is currently batting .244, but his on-base percentage stands at an impressive .384.

He has hit 11 home runs this season and stolen seven bases without being caught.

With over a decade and a half ahead for Soto in New York, the Mets are hopeful this performance is the beginning of a sustained hot streak that could last for the next 10 to 15 years.

For Soto, reaching base six times in one game is a promising start.