Giancarlo Stanton busts windshield of Diamondbacks employee, then autographs it

On Wednesday, Alex Kim parked his car at the Arizona Diamondbacks spring facility in Scottsdale to work a season ticket holder event.However, he was greeted with an unpleasant surprise when he returned later in the day. Kim discovered that his windshield had been smashed on the driver's side, courtesy of a long homer hit by Miami Marlins outfielder Giancarlo Stanton. Stanton's long distance missile came during a Team USA batting practice ahead of the World Baseball Classic."I was a little upset," Kim said. "My first reaction was I have to pay for a windshield that I didn't break."Luckily, the D'backs have a sponsor, Safelite, who specializes in replacing busted auto glass. When Kim called the company at the suggestion of his fellow co-workers, Safelite volunteered to replace the shattered windshield for free.And the story only gets better from there.Once word got around to Stanton about what had happened, the slugger agreed to meet with Kim to pe...