DiamondBacks’ Lourdes Gurriel Jr. Homer hits the historic off the 103.9 miles per hour
When he throws heat jugs, it is usually difficult to hit.
But on Tuesday night, this idea turned against her head.
Send Lourdes Gurriel Jr. From DiamondBacks one to the seats for the Homer Center, which runs from the stadium 103.9 miles per hour from Latest Padris, Mason MillerIn the eighth half of Arizona’s loss 10-5.
The operation of his house was a standard losing as it was the fastest stadium ever to operate at home in the Statcast (since 2015).
The director of Goriel, Tori Lofolo, was shocked by the sound off the bat.
“The connection was loud,” Levulo told reporters. “We know that Mason Miller’s got a big arm. It is a huge arm, and it will challenge you with it. We were ready.”
Each of these two teams is flying in different directions after the deadline for trade.
Padres continues as soon as possible to evade the top of the NL West. They were heavy buyers on the deadline.
In addition to picking Miller and JP Sears from athletics, Padres has also been traded with Ramón Laureano and Ryan O’Hearn from the Orols. After his victory on Tuesday, San Diego is three games behind the evaders.
DiamondBacks, who were seen as competitors at the beginning of the season, sold major pieces on the deadline. Eugenio Suarez, Merrill Kelly and Josh Naylor have been shipped.
DiamondBacks 12 sits a game behind Dodgers, but they can add the big Gurriel swing to their most prominent season.
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