Americas High School grad Darell Hernaiz makes MLB debut
OAKLAND – Americas High School graduate Darell Hernaiz made his MLB debut with the Oakland Athletics on Opening Day on Thursday.
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Americas High School grad Darell Hernaiz (@Darellbaseball2) makes his MLB debut in the 8th inning of the Oakland A's and Cleveland Guardians game on #OpeningDay.@AmericasBlazers
📺: NBCSCA pic.twitter.com/CCzWpYkQ8R— Sam Guzman (@SamGuzmanTV) March 29, 2024
In the bottom of the 8th inning of A’s game against the Cleveland Guardians, Hernaiz pinch-hit for leadoff hitter Ryan Noda. On the very first pitch Hernaiz saw in the big leagues, he swung and flied out to Guardians’ center fielder Tyler Freeman.
Hernaiz remained in the game and played third base and the A’s would go onto suffer a 8-0 loss to the Guardians on Opening Day.
Hernaiz is the first baseball player out of Americas High School to make it to the MLB.
#TheAmericasBoys are officially in the MLB! https://t.co/vR1ROVkBim
— AHS Baseball (@AmericasBlazers) March 29, 2024
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