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Cardinals’ Rookie Sets Major League Record Hitting Three Homeruns in His First Game – Back-to-Back-to-Back! * The Gateway Pundit * by Jim Hoft

St. Louis Cardinals rookie Joshua Báez became the first rookie in major league history to hit three homeruns in his first game in the major league!

Báez made history today in Chicago at the Cubs-Cardinals game. The Cardinals won the game 8-4 thanks to Joshua.

Joshua hit homeruns in his first three of four at bats. He recorded 5 RBIs.

St. Louis Cardinals: The first player in Major League history with three home runs in his first three plate appearances – Joshua Báez!

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Following his record-setting performance on Saturday, Joshua’s mother gave him a big hug on the field.

Hat Tip Ed

ESPN reported:

Baez had 30 members of his family in attendance at Wrigley Field. The traveling party, which included his mother, Yris, gathered on the field in Chicago for photos after the game in spite of rain.

“It’s just unreal,” said Baez, ESPN’s fourth-ranked prospect in the Cardinals’ system and No. 93 overall. “To not only get a hit, but three home runs? It’s crazy.”

It was not a bad professional debut.
Baez is batting .750 for the Cardinals.

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