After SF Giants cut him, outfielder ties MLB record for hottest start to season
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After SF Giants cut him, outfielder ties MLB record for hottest start to season
"Wiemer tied a modern Major League record for the hottest start to a season when he reached base in each of his first 10 plate appearances during his first few games with the Washington Nationals."
"Wiemer went 3-for-3 with a homer and a walk Thursday. He went 3-for-3 again on Sunday with a three-run homer, a triple and another walk."
"The 10th straight plate appearance reaching base tied Carlos Delgado for the best start since 1920, according to MLB.com."
"Wiemer's elite speed and solid bat made him seem like an intriguing option for the Giants, but he was designated for assignment less than a month after the trade."
Joey Wiemer, an outfielder, made headlines by tying a modern Major League record for the best start to a season, reaching base in his first 10 plate appearances. After bouncing around various teams, he was acquired by the San Francisco Giants but was designated for assignment shortly after. The Washington Nationals claimed him, and he quickly made an impact, contributing significantly to the team's early success with impressive performances, including multiple hits and home runs.
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