Mets' Jefry Yan deploys electric celebration after first MLB strikeout in wild scene
Rookie Angel Genao's 4 hits go to waste in Guardians' 6-5 loss to Mets in 10 innings.
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The Mets’ 29-year-old rookie reliever fanned Guardians pinch-hitter Angel Martínez during his big league debut Wednesday at Progressive Field, then immediately unveiled the wild celebration that made him a viral sensation in the minor leagues. Yan recorded a 3.24 ERA and 77 strikeouts across 41 2/3 innings between Double-A Binghamton and Syracuse this season before finally getting the call up to the majors. Rookie Angel Genao becomes the first player in franchise history to have four hits in his big-league debut.
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The Mets’ 29-year-old rookie reliever fanned Guardians pinch-hitter Angel Martínez during his big league debut Wednesday at Progressive Field, then immediately unveiled the wild celebration that made him a viral sensation in the minor leagues.
according to New York PostYan recorded a 3.24 ERA and 77 strikeouts across 41 2/3 innings between Double-A Binghamton and Syracuse this season before finally getting the call up to the majors.
according to New York PostRookie Angel Genao becomes the first player in franchise history to have four hits in his big-league debut
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