Angels outfielder pulls off insanely improbable grand slam feat

More importantly, Siri saved a platter of chicken tenders from being flung into the air by a baseball put in play.

A day later, Siri was the one at the plate with the bases loaded and two outs in the bottom of the 3rd inning against the Colorado Rockies. He took Kyle Freeland’s 1-0 pitch deep to left field for a grand slam that went well over the fence at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, Calif.

Thankfully, no chicken tenders were harmed by Siri’s big fly, which gave the Angels a 5-2 lead.

One has to wonder how many times a player has robbed someone of a grand slam in one game, then hit one of his own the following day. If it’s ever happened before, the number of instances definitely isn’t very high.

Despite Siri’s heroics, the Angels lost both contests. The Rays beat them 5-2, while the Rockies came roaring back to win a 9-8 barnburner. Those final scores would have looked a lot worse for Anaheim had Siri not worked his grand slam magic.