Astros Rookie From Providence, R.I. Hits Homer During Parents’ Interview
Can't script it better than this
As far as Major League Baseball firsts go, you could not have scripted this one any better for Houston Astros rookie Jeremy Peña.
Peña, who moved from the Dominican Republic to Providence, R.I. as a child, launched a three-run home run during Houston’s domination of the Los Angeles Angels on Friday — while his parents were being interviewed on the AppleTV+ broadcast.
“You don’t plan that,” Peña said after the Astros’ 13-6 win, via Brian McTaggart of MLB.com. “When they told me they got that on camera, it was pretty awesome.”
“It’s like winning the lottery,” said Peña’s father, Geronimo Peña — who himself is an MLB veteran.
Peña finished the night with a single and a double in addition to his seventh-inning home run.
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