The Twins Interior Field Player, Kody Clemens, made his memorable debut in Fenway Park while Minnesota fought the Boston Red Sox on Saturday.
During his first match on the site, Clemens struck a shot of two rounds in front of his father, the legend of the Red Sox Roger Clemens and other family members.
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Clemens struck the Home Run at the top of the sixth round with the match with a tie 1-1 and opened the valves for the Twins to take a lead. The celebrations of the Clemens family in the following have been well accumulated in the diffusion.
The 28 -year -old started His MLB career With the Detroit Tigers in 2022 before joining the Philadelphia Phillies the following season. After three years in the city of fraternal love, the twins acquired it in a profession April 26.
During his stay in Detroit, Clemens joined the Lions during a trip to Fenway but did not play. Before the match on Saturday, he delighted how exciting he was to play in the old trampling land of his father.
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“I always wanted to play here,” said Clemens. “I love the atmosphere and how fans have the impression of being just above you. They are engaged in the game. It's exciting.
“I had just been born when my father was here for the last time,” added Clemens. “I don't remember when I was young. I just saw the videos of him when he was here with Boston. Now being here is the loop. It's crazy.”
Roger played in Boston from 1984 to 1996 and won 192 games in his career Red Sox with an MPM of 3.06 and 2,590 stick withdrawals. He also marked the story with a match of 20 strokes on the mound and helped trigger a race for the World Series in 1986.
The Twins seek to break a sequence of four consecutive defeats after dropping three in a row to the Guardians and their first match against the Red Sox on Friday.
