Cardinals Rookie Baez Makes Historic MLB Debut
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St. Louis Cardinals rookie outfielder Joshua Baez made an extraordinary debut Saturday, hitting three home runs in his first three plate appearances – a feat never before accomplished in Major League Baseball.
Baez’s historic performance occurred during Saturday's game. The ESPN report describes the event as “crazy” and notes that it sets a new MLB record for home runs in a player’s debut.
The rookie connected for his first major league home run on his very first swing, followed by two more in quick succession.
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