TAMPA — On March 10, Juan Soto looks ready for the season to begin.

The new Yankees slugger demolished another home run — that’s four on the spring in 18 at-bats — and this one he smacked hard enough to admire it.

Soto cleared the bleachers with a blast to the moon against Atlanta’s Patrick Halligan in the fourth inning of a game at Steinbrenner Field on Sunday.

The ball left his bat at 112.2 mph and landed outside the park an estimated 447 feet away.

Soto is 9-for-18 with four home runs, 10 RBIs and a 1.828 OPS in the Grapefruit League after coming over from the Padres in the offseason’s blockbuster trade.

There are still two and a half weeks until the Yankees season begins in Houston, but Soto’s bat might not need any more fine-tuning.