Boston-born Joshua Báez homered in each of his first three MLB at-bats for the St. Louis Cardinals, including a 449-foot leadoff shot, becoming the first player to homer three times in his first three major-league at-bats after a call-up from Triple-A Memphis.
Cardinals rookie Joshua Báez became the first player in MLB history to homer in his first three big-league at-bats, notching three homers at Wrigley Field after leading the minor leagues with 36 homers prior to his promotion.
Boston Blue ends its debut season on a car-crash cliffhanger: Lena Silver survives a shootout, while Det. Brian Rodgers' fate remains unknown, a twist the creators say will drive Season 2. They also tease a slow-burn return for Danny and Baez as a couple, with Danny plotting a sergeant’s exam to fund Baez’s move to Boston, and confirm Baez will reappear next year; Joe Hill pops back for a family dinner, Mae Silver's reelection battle heats up against Thad Longfellow, and the writers hint at new policing angles—plus more Blue Bloods crossovers—as Season 2 moves forward with a small time jump that lands Lena back in the field and expands the world of the Reagans and Silvers.