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More often than not, Minnesota Twins players fly under the radar of most MLB fans, as the franchise simply doesn’t have much of a national profile.
This is undoubtedly the case for Miguel Sano, who truly has a chance to become one of baseball’s premier offensive juggernauts.
Miguel Sano currently on pace for: 175 hits, 130 walks, 136 runs, 52 homers, 175 RBI. https://t.co/MRi7kNXCoh Decent start to the season.
— Buster Olney (@Buster_ESPN) May 4, 2017
On Tuesday, Sano clobbered his 8th home run off the season off Oakland A’s pitcher Sonny Gray. The ball traveled an estimated 466-feet, and unfortunately nailed a woman who was dining at a Target Field restaurant directly in the face.
This lady in Minnesota was enjoying a nice dinner in CF restaurant until she was hit in the face by a 466 foot HR off the bat of Miguel Sano pic.twitter.com/QT1HO4hnW9
— Baseball Fam (@ShtBallPlayrsDo) May 3, 2017
@1500ESPNJudd pic.twitter.com/S3U2KYA0Bt
— Brennan Riley (@breal1618) May 3, 2017
@1500ESPNJudd I was sitting 3 feet from her. It didn’t bounce. Went right through 🙌🏻 and struck her jaw. She went for X-Rays and her Son came back (cont)
— Brennan Riley (@breal1618) May 3, 2017
@1500ESPNJudd To Catch Club with two Sano balls and an autographed bat in exchange for the homerun ball
— Brennan Riley (@breal1618) May 3, 2017
Thankfully, Twins communications director Dustin Morse reported the organization had been in touch with the woman, and found out she didn’t suffer any serious injuries.
The @Twins connected with fan who was struck by the Miguel Sano HR ball last night. She reported being a bit sore, but no serious injuries.
— Dustin Morse (@morsecode) May 3, 2017
Sano, 23, sent condolences, and told reporters he got jammed on the pitch, which is a scary thought.
Miguel Sano said he was sorry to see his home run hit a woman.
Also said he was jammed “a little” on it.
Miguel is a delight, guys.
— Brandon Warne (@Brandon_Warne) May 3, 2017
We’re. Not. Worthy.
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