The Giants of San Francisco managed a ridiculous “Little League Home Run” Sunday afternoon which left the Texas Rangers – and almost everyone watching the match in the bay – absolutely amazed.
The Giants, thanks to a success by Heliot Ramos, beat the Rangers 3-2 at Oracle Park after a wild end game. After some bad errors from the Rangers, Ramos transformed his single into a winning “home run”.
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Ramos struck a dribbler back on the rangers closer to Luke Jackson, although Jackson sailed well after the first base and on the line of the right field after having devoid the ball. Ramos immediately continued and went to third row. First goal player Jake Burger, however, also missed the brand when he tried to throw Ramos in third place.
Ramos therefore took off for the house and did it safely with a lot of time to waste. This sparked a massive celebration at the stadium. Ramos was even struck with a Gatorade dumping ground behind the marble when he seemed to try to understand what he just removed. It was officially a success, two errors and a race.
“Tell me you saw this one before!” The advertiser of the NBC Sports Bay region, Duane Kuiper, said.
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“Well, not since my eldest son was 10 years old,” said analyst Mike Krukow.
The blow was the second of Ramos day. The 25 -year -old has an average of the stick of .234 with 10 products produced and three circuits this season, his fourth with the franchise. The victory pushed the Giants to 19-10 and gave them consecutive victories against the Rangers after abandoning the opening match of the series on Friday.
Although Ramos coup should not have been almost good enough to push the giants to victory – he was the first thickness in the round, and that did not even succeed in the mound – the rangers collapsed in the worst time. The loss is sure to prick for a while.
