Pirates Young Star Ke'Bryan Hayes Was Just Called Out on a Homer Because He Completely Missed First Base

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Pirates Young Star Ke’Bryan Hayes Was Just Called Out on a Homer Because He Completely Missed First Base

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Firstly, let me say that I think Ke’Bryan Hayes is likely to be a stud, and he’s already been a fantastic player when he’s been healthy and on the field in his young career.

That said, is there anything more Pirates than this?

Watch and be amazed that this happened:

Hayes, 24, has missed almost all of this season after injuring his wrist in the first series of the year against the Cubs. This is his first week back and, well, at least he made solid contact?

How embarrassing. I mean, who could ever completely miss first base, amirite:

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