Susac's MLB Debut: Three Hits, Giants Win

0:00On April 3rd, Daniel Susak made a splash in his major league debut as the San Francisco Giants catcher, collecting three hits in his first start. During a 7-2 win over the Metz, the number 21 prospect went 3-3 with a walk, starting with a single to right center in his initial ad bat against David Peterson. The Roseville native, who grew up cheering at this very ballpark just two hours north, kept the hits coming, a sharp single in the second, another. This pitch knocked in the third, and a third in the seventh. He even nailed an automated ball strike challenge in the sixth, capping a perfect night at the plate. Fans felt the energy right away, especially Susak's family, warring from seats near the press box after that first hit, with cheers echoing through. Four more key moments. The Giants quick offense overwhelmed Peterson early, facing eleven batters over two innings on just 24 pitches before he exited in them fifth. On the mound, Robbie Rae powered through five and a third innings on 96 pitches, settling

1:02in after a rocky start to retire his final five. Badders. The Giants jumped ahead, three nothing in the first, thanks to Luis Aurea's RBI triple, Matt Chapman's double, and a fielding misscue, then Rafael. Devers added a solo homer in the sixth to seal the lead. This victory marked New Giants manager Tony Vitelos first win at home, kicking off with looks like a bright chapter with young talent like Susak, stepping up big. Stay tuned with MLB News today, AI Powered Updates.