Red Sox’s Wilyer Abreu makes MLB history with inside-the-park home run, grand slam in same game vs. Reds

Boston Red Sox Outfielder Wilyer Abreu hit both inside and park house runs and 13-6 wins against incinctive red (box unit). He became the sixth player of the chief history of the League of League to carry out two feats of the same game. According to MLB Sarah LangsA number

I didn’t do any player because on August 3, 1958, Roger Maris. Only Jim Tabor (1939), Charlie Gehringer (1930), Everet Scott (1990). Tabor, by the way, hit two Grand Slams as part of his contribution.

Abrane went to Abrane at night for 5, runs five runs in five runs. The first-run-to-the-park home-run, the leader of the fifth inactivity and the extended Boston, was 5-0 when the Reds Center fell and could not clear the ball, demanding recovery. Here is this scene in the form of a video.

Abro’s second house’s run, Grand Slam, came eighths involved and redoed the red Sox with a score of 13-5. That’s the explosion of all his moving pictures in glory.

Abrew, 26 a week ago, returned only to Boston on June 20 to be on the victim. He entered to hit Monday. His investments cost approximately 1.9 victories above the estimates hosted in the baseball directory.

Red Sox with a victory is now 42-44 in the season. They will continue their series with REDS on Tuesday and Wednesday before going to Washington to face citizens on weekends.