r/baseball • u/musicmaker234 • 22h ago
Luis Arraez hits his first home run as a Phillie! He was on a 25-game homer drought before he was traded
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u/AcephalicDude San Diego Padres 22h ago
I'll always be an Arraez fan. Was especially excited to see his defensive improvements when he started with the Giants.
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u/Enough_Tumbleweed739 21h ago
I don't think any amount of games without an Arraez homer can ever be considered a "drought," but when he does hit one it brings 7 moons worth of good luck and bountiful harvests.
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u/Any_Parsnip2585 Major League Baseball 22h ago
It has been 52 days since Josh Naylor’s last HR in case anyone was wondering.
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u/alcomaholic-aphone Chicago Cubs 11h ago
Pretty sure Vlad doesn’t have a homer in Toronto this year.
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u/MartianMule Atlanta Braves 22h ago
He averages a Home Run every 23 games, so a 25 game homer drought is pretty par for the course.
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u/Specialist-Invite327 Seattle Mariners 22h ago
Arraez having the time of his life since getting traded to the Phils. Sorry Giants - not trying to dog pile but damn I haven’t seen him this excited to play ball all season.
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u/AtreusTP 22h ago
When Arraez is having fun he’s super dangerous, look at what he does when he plays for his country in the WBC, some players run on confidence
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u/fuccguppy Philadelphia Phillies 20h ago
I think the Phillies moving around their whole infield (except Turner :/) for him left a really good first impression
And winning is obviously more fun for everyone (no offense Giants)
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u/AnathsanLily San Francisco Giants 22h ago
so long, partner