Is it too soon to call them Juan Soto’s Yankees?

Sure, it was merely four days in March. Soto hasn’t even donned the pinstripes or heard a roll call in The Bronx. Forget October — by this time in June, we could be talking about some untold downturn or, who knows, Giancarlo Stanton’s pursuit of Barry Bonds’ 73 homers. A baseball season is Homeric in scope; Yankees icons, like giant sequoias, are measured in decades and rings.

But check out what Soto did in those four days, comprising an adrenaline-shot road sweep of the hated Astros, the very “dragon” the Yankees have repeatedly failed to slay in recent years:

• On Opening Day on Thursday, he drove in the Yankees’ first run as they rallied from a 4-0 deficit, and threw out the potential game-tying run at the plate in the ninth inning.