SEATTLE (AP) — The late sunsets that accompany Seattle summers are revered by most locals, but the odds are Mariners center fielder Julio ¸é´Ç»å°ùòµ³Ü±ð³ú was not a fan during the fifth inning of Tuesday night's game against the Kansas City Royals.
¸é´Ç»å°ùòµ³Ü±ð³ú from Royals catcher Salvador Perez in the twilight sky, and it turned into a two-run double.
¸é´Ç»å°ùòµ³Ü±ð³ú climbed the center field wall, trying to rob a home run, but he misjudged the ball and it bounced off the wall nearby.
Not only did Perez's double give the Royals a 5-1 lead en route to a 6-3 victory, but it moved him past Alex Gordon for the sixth-most hits in Royals history. The 35-year-old backstop has 1,646 hits in 14-season MLB career.
“For him to just keep checking boxes on a Hall of Fame career is really special to be able to watch," said manager Matt Quatraro.
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Andrew Destin, The Associated Press
