Any parent deserves a good seat to watch their kid hit his first minor league home run. Scott Strosnider doesn’t roll that way.
Strosnider’s son, Sawyer, hit his first career professional home run Wednesday, Aug. 19 for the Milwaukee Brewers’ Class A Wisconsin Timber Rattlers. And guess who caught the ball?
That would be dad, who, as Sawyer told MiLB.com, has a habit of roaming the stadium, restlessly watching. This time, he headed to the “party deck” at Fox Cities Stadium, just beyond the right field fence.
And Sawyer sent him a special delivery.
The 66th overall pick in last month’s MLB draft ripped a pitch 103 mph off the bat and right into…
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