Sal Frelick's debut leaves MLB Twitter dazzled as Brewers prospect puts on a show vs Braves - "Kid is going to be a star"

Sal Frelick made his debut in the major leagues and soon became a star. At American Family Field in Milwaukee on Saturday night, the Milwaukee Brewers outfielder made his Major League Baseball debut.

He contributed two outstanding defensive plays, three hits, and two RBI, including the game-winning run against the Atlanta Braves.

Frelick is the only player in the franchise's history to have at least three hits and two RBI in his MLB debut. He is also the sixth player in the previous 25 seasons to make his MLB debut with three hits and the game-winning RBI.

A debut that Sal Frelick and @Brewers fans will never forget.

Fans couldn't keep calm and posted comments and praise for Frelick on social media:

Sal Frelick enjoyed his MLB debut - "It's super special"

After his debut game for the Brewers, Sal Frelick was asked by reporters about the special day and how he felt. He replied:

"I’m always nervous going into every game, but you get that first hit and that first catch, you settle in,” said Frelick, who got a Gatorade bath after the win.

“I think these fans are unbelievable. Walking out for the first time and getting such a warm welcome. And then going out and being able to give them something to cheer for. It’s super special."

Frelick was up in Lexington, Massachusetts, and went to Lexington High School where he participated in baseball, football, and hockey. He started at quarterback for Lexington High and, as a senior, was recognized as the Gatorade State Player of the Year for his 30 touchdown passes.

Atlanta Braves v Milwaukee Brewers

He accepted Boston College's invitation to play baseball while simultaneously being given a football scholarship.