On July 30, Giants rookie Andrew Susac got the second first hit of his career, with his first hit coming in the future, when he time-traveled back to the past.
Giants rookie travels back in time, gets 1st major league hit
Suspended Giants-Rockies game leads to time paradox.
Thearon W. Henderson
Or, to put it another way, on May 22, the Giants and Rockies were playing at Coors Field, when weather forced play to stop in the sixth inning. When play resumed for the suspended game, it was Sept. 1, and the rookie Susac was on the major league roster now.
I mean, then.
Wait, now. He singled in the eighth inning for his 13th major league hit, the first of his career.
I honestly think that this counts as his first major league hit, even though he was watching a game in Fresno on the official date of the game.
Santiago Casilla, who was placed on the disabled list before the start of the game, got the save in the ninth.
In conclusion, here’s a timeline from the movie Primer, updated to reflect Andrew Susac’s existence:
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