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Pablo Sandoval just hit a powerful 6-run home run in the Middle East and South Asian Baseball United League's All-Star game, setting an unprecedented record for the league in Dubai.
Pablo Sandoval shined in the first-ever 6-run homerun in the Baseball United League
Pablo Sandoval has been a high-performance player who gained great accolades as a three-time World Series Champion with the San Francisco Giants, while also earning the World Series MVP and was in the All-Star team twice.
On Saturday's All-Star showcase, Pablo "Kung-Fu Panda" Sandoval hit a spectacular home run with the league's peculiar rules where there are special pitches with the occasional 'Moneyball' which are worth double.
In the game, Sandoval who plays for the United East All-Star team had a two-on no-outs in the top of the 5th inning when he slammed the "Moneyball" to the farthest part of centerfield to score the record-breaking 6-run home run.
Sandoval took his team 9-5 over the United West, which faced other legendary MLB superstars such as Robinson Can�, Bartolo Col�n, Jair Jurgens, Didi Gregorius, and Andrelton Simmons.
After retiring from the MLB with the Atlanta Braves, Sandoval went to Mexico to play with Monclova Acereros in 2022 and was then signed to play in the Middle East and Southeast Asian league.
Sandoval also played with the Giants, The Boston Red Sox and the Atlanta Braves.