Philadelphia Phillies third baseman Wes Wilson made 2,836 Minor League plate appearances (706 games) before making his MLB debut in Tuesday’s win over the Washington Nationals. With his family watching in the stands, the 28-year-old came to the plate in the second inning for the first time as a Major Leaguer. On a 1-1 curveball, the outfielder crushed the pitch for his first career homer. It is the first time a Phillies player hit a homer on their first at-bat since Marlon Anderson in 1998.