August 2nd, 2023 at 9:00 am 
by Ron Cervenka It took a while, exactly one week to the day to be exact, but former current Dodger Kiké Hernández had a huge nigh against the Oakland Athletics on Tuesday in front of a Dodger Stadium crowd of 44,207.
All the soon-to-be (on August 24) 32-year-old San Juan, Puerto Rico native and Houston Astros sixth round draft pick in 2009 out of the American Military Academy did was hit a bases loaded/bases clearing double in the bottom of the fourth inning to give his old new team a then 5-0 lead in the Dodgers eventual 7-3 win over the A’s.
On the other side of the ball, the Dodgers left fielder made a spectacular running catch in foul territory in the top half of the sixth inning, after which he crashed into the short (and thankfully padded) wall.
(SportsNet LA)
Well done, Kiké!
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Then he moves to second base and ranges far to his left for ground ball that is headed to RF — routine out for Kiké
Not gonna lie, I was not on the Kiké bandwagon the first time around, but if Tuesday night is an example of what’s to come, I will be at the front of his fan line.
Oh, Kiké would occasionally drive me nuts with his desire to pull every pitch for a home run to left field.
So Happy to see Keke getting it done!! I am a Boston Redsox Fan however I surely became a Big fan of the new Doger outfielder while he was in Boston regardless of how it ended..hey you can only get so much out of 1 guy..and I think the Sox pushed that a bit trying to turn him into a shortstop..so go Keke we ccx are ccx rooting for you!! Mookie too!!!
We certainly improved against left-handers with Kiki and Rosario. Would love to see JDM back for SD and AZ series coming up.