After breaking two bats in the at-bat, Frankie Lindor grabbed Abe Almonte's bat. He hit a homer on the next pitch. Back-to-back HRs for CLE. pic.twitter.com/Fl5zmaAipE
— WaitingForNextYear (@WFNYCLE) September 11, 2017
If you had that pitch sitting there waiting to be hit a million feet into the night, you'd be smiling too.
Francisco Lindor is always smiling - it's simply his personality. But the Cleveland Indians shortstop was flashing his biggest grin yet on Sunday when Baltimore Orioles starter Jeremy Hellickson left him a 90-mph fastball right over the heart of the plate, in the perfect spot for him to barrel up and launch a 433-foot moonshot to right field.
Lindor's 29th homer of the season gave the Indians a 3-1 lead and pushed them even closer to their 18th win in a row.
The most impressive part? Lindor was looking back at the dugout, smiling and laughing before he even left the batter's box.
Never stop enjoying yourself, Frankie.
