Giants Patrick Billy make history by operating the house, inside the internal homes.

San Francisco – Patrick Billy’s entrance to Pisbul’s Big Books began on Tuesday night with a narrow swing that sent a quick ball from Jordan Romano in Velez to a triple alley.

Billy ended on his way to the third base, then his colleagues at home were embraced by his teammates after he became the third mask in the history of the main league to collide with a skin at home at home.

The three shot reached an exit speed of 103.4 miles per hour and wore from the brick wall at the Giants Stadium on the waterfront. He has returned to the return of the center field, as Nick Castillas and Brandon Marsh gave a chase.

Billy said that his initial thought was to get three times before he saw the third al -Qaeda coach, Williams, waving.

“Out of the ball, I knew that I got it well,” said Billy. “I saw that it was towards Triples Ally and I was like,” Oh, I should go. At least I should get the third place.

It is the ninth time this season that the giants have won in their final bats, and they top in the majors.

This was the first time for nearly nine years, as the player wandered around the house inside the homes.

Cleveland Tyler Nikine was another to do so on August 19, 2016.

The house run by three giants raised to the 4-3 victory that achieved the Oracle Park crowd while Billy crossed the painting.

“He got some big visits this year,” said Bob Melfin, director of the giants. “In big situations, he came. Not as much as he wants. We hope this is something that bound. I haven’t seen him leading a ball like this for a while.”

Pelly could not remember if he had previously achieved at home at home at any level. And as much as this was nice, Pelly said he would have preferred to hit the regular house.

“Tired,” Billy said when asked how he felt. “I wished that he would have exceeded the fence.”