WATCH: Kris Bryant belts two-out homer in Giants debut |
SAN FRANCISCO — Not to be outdone by former Chicago Cubs teammates
Javier Baez and
Anthony Rizzo, who both went yard in their first games with their new clubs after being dealt at the trade deadline, new San Francisco Giants third baseman
Kris Bryant launched a home run in his Giants debut on Sunday. Bryant put the Giants on the board by homering out to left field at Oracle Park in the bottom of the third.
The 366-foot solo shot was lined into the stands at 102.2 mph and 25 degrees, making the score 2-1 in favor of the Houston Astros. Bryant went deep on a 94.2-mph four-seamer thrown by starter Luis Garcia. The Giants took a 3-2 lead later in the inning. The two-out round-tripper, which also marked Bryant's first hit in a Giants uniform, provided Bryant with his 19th homer and 52nd RBI of the season. One of us pic.twitter.com/26dCr5cqr5 Kris Bryant home run viewing party pic.twitter.com/aWhFz2IbT9 A lasting first impression pic.twitter.com/1atRw0fXux #Astros 2 @ #SFGiants 1 [B3-2o]: Kris Bryant, Anthony Rizzo, and Javier Báez all homered in their team debuts after recent trades from the Cubs.
Kris Bryant homers (1): line drive to LF (solo)
Hit: 366ft, 102.2mph, 25°??
Pitch: 94.2mph Four-Seam Fastball (RHP Luis Garcia, 12)
Rizzo on July 30 with the Yankees.
Báez on July 31 with the Mets.
Bryant on August 1 with the Giants. pic.twitter.com/NOZjhAVpkb
