Through the broadcast signal, Lin Guanglai's words were transmitted into thousands of households across North America and even the world, drawing even more anticipation for the game that had yet to begin:
The so-called "Splash Hit," as the name implies, is when a batter at Oracle Park blasts the ball out of the stadium, sending it into McCovey Cove, causing a splash—every San Francisco Giants' home game, there are fans who gather on boats in McCovey Cove specifically waiting for the baseball to drop into the water.
Of course, considering the unique location and stadium structure of Oracle Park, hitting a "Splash Hit" is by no means an easy task:
On one hand, Oracle Park is famously known as a pitcher's park, with a vast right field over 110 meters that poses a significant challenge to most batters;
