If there’s one thing pitcher Sean Hjelle has learned about the big leagues, it’s that the Giants have a very well-stocked clubhouse.
Hjelle earned his first MLB win on Thursday night at Oracle Park as the Giants defeated the Colorado Rockies 6-3, allowing two hits and one earned run across four innings of work in yet another bullpen game for San Francisco.
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And after his big win, Hjelle’s teammates showered him with congratulations -- and plenty of other substances that made for quite the disgusting celebration.
While Hjelle had yet to get the ball or the lineup card from his monumental night, a smelly smorgasbord of liquids awaited him following the game.
“I haven’t gotten anything yet. I got a ‘one-of-everything’ shower,” Hjelle told reporters after his stinky shower. “There was some Red Bull, some orange juice, mayo, ketchup, mustard, baby powder. I think there was one beer mixed in there.
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“Yeah, one of everything. It was great. I’m going to feel gross for a couple of days.”
It wasn’t the first time the Giants have celebrated an MLB first by one of their teammates in such a hilarious manner, either.
When Giants outfielder Luis González hit his first career major league home run in April, he was met by a similar celebratory fate after the game.
“I was there in the shower an extra 30 minutes getting all that stuff off me,” González recalled in a later interview with NBC Sports Bay Area. “It was not just beer -- it was, like, shaving cream, I’m pretty sure there was some mayo in there, mustard.”
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Major league “firsts” are always fun.
And if a player is on the Giants, there’s a good chance their milestones will be made even more memorable with some mayo and mustard.