WATCH: Juan Soto hits his first home run for the Padres against the Giants.


Juan Soto hit his first home run since being traded to the San Diego Padres on Tuesday night

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Soto's home run came in the fourth inning, with the Padres trailing 1-0 at the time.

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He worked a full count against Cobb before catching a 96-mph elevated fastball.

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Soto's home run left the bat at 107.9 mph and travelled 395 feet, according to Statcast.

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Soto came into the game batting 300/.440/.450 with a double and a triple in 25 plate appearances and six games with the Padres.

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In his first 107 games this season, he hit.249/.410/.383 (159 OPS+).

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