Leave it to Nick Castellanos to go to home runs again.
The gardener of the Philadelphia Philis, of course, has become known for reaching long homers for some inopportune times.
It all started when he deepened during an apology by Thom Brennaman about the use of a homophobic insult in the air. Since then, he has left deeply on the anniversary of September 11, the day Willie Mays died, the day President Donald Trump was shot in Butler, Pennsylvania, and hours after former President Joe Biden announced that he would leave the elections.
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The gardener of the Philadelphia Philis, Nick Castellanos (8), observes his home run during the fifth entrance against the San Francisco giants in Citizens Bank Park. (Eric Hartline-Imagn images)
Actually, he reached a point where he approached Castellanos about a possible documentary on the matter, but was quickly rejected.
In any case, on Monday night he marked the 113th anniversary of the Titanic shipwreck in the Atlantic, and Castellanos arrived.
At the bottom of the fifth, behind three to the San Francisco to the Red Vivo de San Francisco, Castellanos gave a deep release to the center of the left to turn it into a 6-4 ball game in Philadelphia.
The announcers used it for their advantage.
In this archive photo of April 10, 1912, Titanic leaves Southampton, England, on its inaugural trip. (Photo/AP file)
“He did not hung one with Bryce Harper, but nick Castellanos hung one. And Nick did exactly what you are supposed to do with him. Especially the way he has been balancing the bat. That is a titanic explosion … too much?” McCarthy’s partner, Ruben Amaro Jr., said in the transmission.
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This is not the first awkward moment caused by Castellanos from the Brenneman incident. He has deepened during some gloomy discussions in the stand, even when the announcers talked about the stroke of the former manager of the Philis, Charlie Manuel, when the transmission of an opposite team was talking about the arrest in DUI of a coach, and when McCarthy was paying tribute to the losses in the war during a transmission of the memorial day.
The gardener of the Philadelphia Philis, Nick Castellanos (8) reacts after hitting a home run during the fifth entrance against the San Francisco giants in Citizens Bank Park. (Eric Hartline-Imagn images)
However, the Homer of Castellanos was all that Philadelphia would get for the rest of the night, since San Fran would add four more races to take a 10-4 victory.
