Sports Highlights: Soto's Homer, Houlihan's Comeback, and More

Juan Soto hits a homer in his first Mets at-bat, Shelby Houlihan qualifies for World Indoors post-ban, and Andrey Rublev claims a title in Doha. President Trump discusses resolving the PGA-LIV Golf rift, while Gabriel Vilardi leads the Jets to a shootout win. Additionally, Sebastian Baez defends his Rio crown, and Grant Holloway seeks a world indoors 'three-peat'.

Juan Soto made a striking debut for the New York Mets by hitting a home run on his first spring training at-bat, contributing to a 6-2 victory over the Houston Astros. Soto's performance, which included an estimated 426-foot blast, follows his monumental $765 million contract with the Mets.

Athlete Shelby Houlihan has clinched a spot in the World Indoor Championships despite a four-year doping ban. Houlihan qualified after finishing second in the U.S. trials, marking her return to competitive racing following the controversy involving her 'burrito defence.'

In tennis, Andrey Rublev secured his second title at the Qatar ExxonMobil Open by defeating Jack Draper, marking his first ATP victory since May. Meanwhile, discussions around the PGA Tour-LIV Golf dispute suggest a potential resolution initiated by conversations involving President Donald Trump.