Daniel Susac Hits First Career MLB Home Run
San Francisco Giants catcher Daniel Susac cleared an MLB fence for the first time in his major league career.
Giants catcher Daniel Susac hit his first career MLB home run, according to the official San Francisco Giants social media account. The milestone marks a notable development for the young catcher in his early big-league tenure. No additional game or opponent details were provided in the post.
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