Nats Rookie Spits Out Tooth, Socks First Career Dinger [Update]
source: [object Object] A strange thing happened in the top of the fifth inning of the first game of today’s Nationals-Phillies doubleheader. Nationals’ rookie catcher Spencer Kieboom spit out a tooth (or possibly a chunk of tooth?) on his way to the plate for his second at-bat of the day.
Moments later, Kieboom smashed a first-pitch fastball from Nick Pivetta over the wall in right field, for his first career home run:
Clearly, because the milestone dinger came immediately after spitting out a tooth, it must have happened because of the spitting out of the tooth. That is just how cause and effect works, I’m afraid. Spit out your teeth, is what I’m saying.
EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTING UPDATE:
Just to be safe, you should still knock one of your teeth out with a ball-peen hammer.
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