Mark Grote

That excerpt from an interview before the season started with Chuck Garfine, where he was very, yeah, I don't know English.

I know enough to tell you this.

I have power.

I mean, call him He-Man at this point.

Because Prince Adam ain't walking down the street.

He ain't walking out of that sock stuck out.

Understand this.

She-Ra really was a big deal.

Well, yeah.

Look, He-Man's twin sister, She-Ra, separated at birth, also a big deal.

We don't need to get into all that right this particular second, but I'm glad that you noted that She-Ra and He-Man were a thing back in the day.

All right, so look at it like this.

For Mune to come out and hit three home runs, one in each game, to become one of four players in Major League history to start their careers like that is a big deal.

And I talked about this a little bit over the weekend.

The blank gun.

Were you guys familiar with the term blank gun?

No.

This is a term that Japanese ball followers use.

Use, you'll love it once you hear it, blank gun.

It's a home run that is hit when a team is far behind and don't really have a chance of coming back.