Watch: Yankees' Juan Soto stares down Orioles pitcher after hitting monster HR

Once Soto knew the ball was gone, the three-time All-Star stared down Kremer with an ice-cold gaze.

After the game, Soto was asked about staring down Kremer. The Yankees star said that Kremer took exception to Soto’s signature shuffle in the batter’s box.

“He didn’t like the shuffle. I bet he didn’t like the homer too,” said Soto.

Soto has never been afraid to get heated with opposing pitchers. Soto has even had beef with one of his current Yankees teammates in the past.

But Kremer and the Orioles did get the last laugh against Soto and the Yankees. Soto’s solo shot was the final run scored in the 4-2 Baltimore win.

Kremer gave the Orioles a quality start. He allowed just four hits and two earned runs across 7.0 innings pitched.

Soto, who went 2-for-3 in the contest, accounted for half of the Yankees’ hits against Kremer.