Spring Training Homers: Stars Shine, Teams Eye Momentum

0:00Toronto Blue J's stories, making news on March 16th. Spring training games are off to a scorching start, with lead-off home runs stealing the show. George Springer kicked things off for the Blue J's, with a solo shot in the top of the first inning, grabbing a one-nothing lead. Shohei Oltani answered right back for the Dodgers, tying it at one with his own lead-off blast to right field. Meanwhile, Ronald Akunier crushed the second pitch he saw for Venezuela, giving them an early one-nothing edge to right center. Marcus Simeon kept the power going, slamming a solo homer to left, to even things up against the Blue J's at one. Rafael Davis added fireworks with a three-run homer to left center, boosting the Giants to a 7-2 lead in the fourth. Fans are buzzing about their early offensive fireworks, especially with stars like Kyle Schwarber picking up right where he left off in his days. These hot stars have everyone talking about how teens might carry this momentum into the regular season. Dayton Tockey made history with the first home run of the year at Globe Life

1:04Field, sending one deep early on. Over in the bullpen news, the Cubs are eyeing Phil Maeton as their top set-up guy, thanks to his nasty curveball and strong stats. In hockey updates, Euler's coach Noblouche shared that Leon Drys Idol is dealing with a lower body injury, possibly a hip pointer from a reason hit, and pain is the main issue right now. Thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage, do not just fall asleep, drift into what you are listening to, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.