Jung Hoo Lee gets beer shower from Giants teammates after first MLB home run

More than beer, it appears, as he said through interpreter Justin Han it was an “everything” shower, per the San Francisco Chronicle.

Though he did manage to get the home run ball back, it was hardly a sentimental moment for the former Korean Baseball League star, even as he traded three autographed balls and a hat for the ball.

“It was just a feeling where I hit a home run and another point to the team,” he said of the home run, according to the Chronicle.

The Giants (2-1) subsequently won 9-6 against the Padres, aided by Lee’s home run, which arrived in a six-run inning that was capped off by a grand slam from former Mets outfielder Michael Conforto.

“He’s incredible,” Conforto told the Chronicle of Lee, who is 4-for-12 in three games. “We love watching him hit. Everybody’s watching when he’s up there, just his discipline, his desire to play, his ability to stay on pitches, stay to the middle of the field and obviously we saw a little bit of power — a lot of power if he gets the right pitch. Everybody was fired up. That was a cool, cool moment for me and the rest of the guys.”