Daniel Schneemann reached his first Grand Slam of his career and added a solo shot, taking the Cleveland Guardians to a 5-3 victory, since Toronto Blue Jays Saturday.
With Toronto leading 3-1 and two outs in the ninth inning, Schneinn took a launch of Yimi García 0-1 to the stands in the right garden for his first game of several homeros and his fourth long ball of the season.
That limited a historical performance for Schneemann, who achieved something that only a MLB player has had, and that was Babe Ruth, more than a century ago.
Schneinn gave Cleveland his first race with a solitary home run by Chad Green in the eighth.
Coincidentally, Ruth’s similar exit was against Cleveland. His Grand Slam in the ninth promoted the Red Sox to an 8-7 victory. Hey, also hit a two racing shot at the top of the fourth entrance that day.
On Saturday, Steven Kwan led the ninth with a single and Carlos Santana and Bo Naylor walked before the coup of two outs of Schneemann. Garcia (0-1) flew his second salvation on four opportunities.
Kolby Allard (2-0) allowed a race in four entries for victory, and Emmanuel Class ended for his sixth rescue on eight opportunities.
But the game belonged to Scherneman, who is now in Elite Company with one of the best MLB players of all time.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
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