Baylor first baseman Tyce Armstrong did not just have a good opening weekend. He made history.
Armstrong launched three grand slams to start the season, a stat line that almost sounds made up until you see it for yourself. Three swings. Three bases loaded moments. Three balls leaving the yard.
This is not normal production. That is video game stuff.
The Baylor slugger is now just the second player since 1957 to hit three grand slams in a Division I game, putting him in a category that barely exists. College baseball has seen its share of power hitters over the decades, but this kind of performance is almost unheard of.
It is early, and one game does not define a season, but when you put your name next to a record that stretches back nearly 70 years, people are going to notice.
Tyce Armstrong did more than start hot. He made sure the college baseball world knows exactly who he is, and with three grand slams under his belt in one game, it’ll stay like that forever.
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