You Could Tell This J.D. Martinez Homer Was Gone From Crack Of Bat
The sweet sound of a go-ahead homer
You didn’t need to be watching Wednesday night’s Red Sox game to see J.D. Martinez hit the second-inning home run that gave Boston a 1-0 lead over the Baltimore Orioles.
No, even if you were in the kitchen grabbing a snack, with the television on in the other room, you would’ve heard this one from the crack of the bat. Martinez blasted a no-doubter off of a 85 mph changeup from Orioles lefty Zac Lowther.
The ball traveled 444 feet to left field and was Martinez’s 28th home run of the season.
This one is off to a fun start.
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