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Nationals fans sing Happy Birthday to Juan Soto during World Series

Juan Soto became the first Major League Baseball player ever to start a World Series game while celebrating his 21st birthday. And Nationals fans made sure to make him feel special on his special day.

During the second inning, Nationals fans in left field sang Happy Birthday to the Childish Bambion as he warmed up.

Here’s the video.

Many fans wore birthday hats and brought signs too.

This wasn’t even the first time Soto was serenaded at the park today.

Former Major League superstars, David Ortiz and Alex Rodriguez, sang Happy Birthday to Soto and presented him with his very own birthday cake.

Here’s a closer look at the cake.

According to Juan’s dad, he told his son when he was 10 he would be a big leaguer and celebrate his birthday someday at a World Series.

What an accomplishment.

Congratulations on turning TWENTY JUAN.

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Just your standard 21st birthday.

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