After the rookie turned the heads of Tigers fans with an impressive 2-for-3 Major League debut – and two walks to boot – Greene had racked up seven hits in six games entering Saturday, with his early batting average sitting at .350.
And while he went 0-for-5 at Arizona on Saturday night, Greene turned even more heads with his defense. And this time his reach went far beyond Detroit fans.
In the sixth inning of the 6-3 win, Greene took flight, looking like Superman, and snagged a ball off the bat of Buddy Kennedy, grabbing himself the top spot in SportsCenter’s Top 10 Plays.
While it’s been a struggle to get excited about the Tigers this season, Greene’s arrival has definitely been a bit of a shot in the arm for Detroit fans.
Greene and the Tigers finish up a three-game set in the desert on Sunday, looking for their first series sweep away from home since last August.
After the rookie turned the heads of Tigers fans with an impressive 2-for-3 Major League debut – and two walks to boot – Greene had racked up seven hits in six games entering Saturday, with his early batting average sitting at .350.
And while he went 0-for-5 at Arizona on Saturday night, Greene turned even more heads with his defense. And this time his reach went far beyond Detroit fans.
In the sixth inning of the 6-3 win, Greene laid flat out for a ball off the bat of Buddy Kennedy, grabbing himself the top spot in SportsCenter’s Top 10 Plays. VIDEO BELOW
While it’s been a struggle to get excited about the Tigers this season, Greene’s arrival has definitely been a bit of a shot in the arm for Detroit fans.
Greene and the Tigers finish up a three-game set in the desert on Sunday, looking for their first series sweep away from home since last August.
