Dylan Crews kicks off his MLB career with an incredible first series

This week, Dylan Crews joined the long list of LSU Tigers in the MLB debuting on Monday night against the New York Yankees. Crews was called up just over a year after being drafted second overall by the Nationals. This season, Crews was a great hitter like he was at LSU ascending to the third ranking in MLB's top 100 prospect list.

On Monday, Crews made his MLB Debut and while he failed to record a hit, he did reach base for the first time in his career drawing a walk.

In the second game of his career, Crews was set to face off against reigning Cy Young Award winner Gerrit Cole. Crews was able to notch his first big league hit off of a notable name doubling off of Cole. He'd finish the game with two hits in four at-bats while scoring a run and stealing a base.

There weren't many firsts left for him to pick up in his third game yet, Crews checked off another box. To lead off the Nationals half of the first, Crews belted his first big league home run off of Carlos Rodon. He'd later give the Nationals another run with an RBI double helping the Nationals in taking the series 2-1 from the Yankees,

Picture perfect debut week for Dylan Crews

The LSU baseball star had a picture-perfect debut to kick off his MLB career with the Nationals. Crews was able to have his family in attendance as well as LSU head coach Jay Johnson who flew in on Monday to watch the game. There's no team more special to face in your MLB Debut than the Yankees and picking up your first career hit against a Cy Young Winner in Gerrit Cole is as good as it gets.

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