Baseball player smashes his car windshield as he hits grand slam
An exuberant moment for this American minor league baseball player suddenly became a rotten break.
Brandon Thomas, a player of the Frontier League Gateway Grizzlies, fired out a grand slam during a game at Sauget, Illinois, United States, on Sunday.
Sadly, Thomas’ momentous grand slam might cost him a monstrous amount of car repair.
The before and after from last night lol still can't believe this really happened pic.twitter.com/nlBK1tfFpo
— Brandon Thomas (@brandonthomas6) August 22, 2016
Can't make this up. @brandonthomas6 hit a grand slam tonight that smashed a windshield. That's his own truck. pic.twitter.com/B1ZqFUyfSe
— Sam Levitt (@SammyLev) August 22, 2016
The baseball soared over the fence and into an open parking lot, shattering the front windshield of his 2008 Toyota Tundra, according to local news site Fox2Now.
“I didn’t really realize it at the time, “Thomas told the news site. “But the chances of something like this happening in that situation it can’t be too high.”
Despite “grand slamming” his own car, Thomas tweeted that his hard work had paid off because they defeated the Joliet Slammers, 17-6.
Definitely worth it!! https://t.co/SDpC5CcX2m
— Brandon Thomas (@brandonthomas6) August 22, 2016
Thomas is a center fielder for the Gateway Grizzles, an Illinois-based baseball team. Gianna Francesca Catolico
