Cheers! Arizona’s Seth Beer Blasts Walk-Off On National Beer Day

“Beer Me” has new meaning in Arizona after a Diamondbacks rookie delivered a celebratory blast on MLB Opening Day.

In just his 13th career at-bat, designated hitter Seth Beer hit a three-run homer in the bottom of the ninth inning to lift the DBacks to a 4-2 win over San Diego. If that wasn’t enough, he did so on... wait for it…National Beer Day.

Talk about knowing your role.

"It was a surreal feeling," Beer said following the game. "It's still a dream. It's still really hard to put into words. I just kind of blacked out."

Certainly not the first Beer to be associated with a black out.

WATCH Beer go yard in front of the home fans below:

Per Elias Sports Bureau, Beer's memorable blast was just the second time in MLB history that a rookie hit a walk-off home run in his team's first game of the season.

The game winner came off of Padres reliever Craig Stammen, who had the chance to skunk the 25-year-old Beer. However, Beer instead took advantage of a curveball from Stammen and then celebrated with a trip around the bases.

"I was like, 'I think I've got to just take my helmet off and throw it because that's what those guys did when I was watching as a kid.' So for me it was almost like living a dream," Beer added.

A childhood dream comes true. We'll drink to that.

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