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There is your debut, and then you are doing your first MLB stars game.
Seattle’s sailor starter Bryan Woo, debuted in 2023, but took until this season win a place on the American League list.
Woo had to break this deserved news to their parents on the phone, and the sailors captured the moment on video so that everyone saw it.
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Seattle Woo’s sailor opener (22) delivery a launch during the third entry against Pittsburgh pirates in T-Mobile Park. (Stephen Brashear/Imagn images)
At first he played shy, arguing his next beginning in the Bronx against the New York Yankees. But then the bomb fell when his father sneaked into a question.
“Do you want to go to Atlanta after that?” Woo asked.
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What came out in the other line was a cry of joy, since his father, Clayton, gave him: “There is no cursed way!”
“By no means!” He shouted even stronger when Woo began to get excited.
Woo’s mother, Hilary, entered the conversation with pure astonishment.
The head launcher of the Seattle sailors, Bryan Woo (22), threw himself against the Texas Rangers during the first Globe Life Field entry. (Jerome Miron-Imagn images)
“Holy S —, Bryan!” She said. “My God, in no way.”
Once the astonishment ended, the old man Woo said that they will definitely go to Atlanta, where this year’s star game will be hosted.
Woo has had a great beginning of the 2025 season, possessing an effectiveness of 2.77 in 17 openings (107.1 tickets) with 104 strikeouts only 19 walks. It is building a 2024 campaign, where it had an effectiveness of 2.89 in 22 openings.
Seattle sailors’ holder Bryan Woo (22), gives a thumb up when he leaves the field after throwing against the Texas Rangers during the fourth entrance at Globe Life Field. (Jerome Miron/Imagn images)
As Woo told his parents, he will join the fellow sailors Cal Raleigh, Julio Rodríguez and Andrés Muñoz in the American League team.
