By Gian Franco Gil
Shortstop for the Minnesota Twins Carlos Correahit his 12th home run of the season, to extend the score to 2×0 in his team’s visit to Comerica Park, the Detroit Tigers’ stadium.
It may interest you: ON VIDEO: TOP 5 LONGEST HOME RUNS by Carlos Correa in MLB 2022
In the upper part of the third inning, the star shortstop found a minimum difference of 1×0 in favor of his team on the board. The pads were clean and there was one out in the chapter. Meanwhile, on the mound of sighs, the local starter, Michael Pineda, tried to dominate the batters to keep his team close on the board.
Pineda failed to contain the Puerto Rican’s power. The first delivery to the pentagon was an 88.7 mph fastball, which stayed in his comfort zone for the former Houston Astros player. Correa took advantage of the launch to shake the ball. The contact was solid. That ball reached an initial speed of 103.6 mph and traveled 426 feet from center field.
The connection meant the first home run of the season once morest his rivals on duty. In this campaign, Correa accumulated, before the start of the match, 25 times at bat, with seven hits, including three doubles, two runs scored and teammates driven towards the register.
It may interest you: THE TOP 3 ARRIVED: Best Latino outfielders in MLB 2022… and 6 others
Also, it was his third home run in the month of July. The last time the ball disappeared beyond the limits of the field was last Saturday, July 16, exactly one week between the two homers.
