It’s a question as old as time itself: what comes first, the cereal or the milk? This age-old debate has sparked countless banters, but it looks like the San Diego Padres players including, Manny Machado and Juan Soto seem to be on the same page, with their answers falling in line with what one might expect. But as with any group, there are always a few outliers.

One player stood out from the rest and expressed an entirely different view on the cereal-milk debate. So grab a bowl of a favorite cereal, pour in some milk (or don’t, depending on which side you’re on), and settle in to watch the video. 

San Diego Padres players’ stances on the Cereal and Milk debate 

So, what comes first? Cereal or Milk? The San Diego Padres weigh in, one by one, each revealing their personal preference – until the one, the only, Juan Soto steps up to the plate and changes the narrative. He says that milk should be poured into the bowl first and then others follow in his wake and say milk as well.

Manny Machado is quick to react upon hearing Soto’s opinion, and staunchly defended his stance that cereal comes first. But the tension only adds to the excitement, as these two have widely different stances on the dilemma that has confounded breakfast lovers for generations. 

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As the dust settles on this exchange, one can’t help but wonder – what’s next for the Padres? Is it time to tackle the ultimate chicken and egg debate? What’s your take on these conundrums?

Who are the players facing off against during the first Spring Training game?

Now that Spring Training is here, it’s time for the Padres to fuel up for a season of unforgettable moments. Whether they prefer cereal or a hearty breakfast to get them going, these athletes know that every bite counts as they prepare with a revamped roster and extended contracts, to face off against the Seattle Mariners on February 25. 

With players like Manny Machado and Juan Soto leading the team, it’s sure to be a game to look forward to! It’s time for the Padres to show baseball fans what they’re made of.

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