San Francisco Giants center fielder Harrison Bader left quite an impression during spring training, literally. His 408-foot home run Wednesday against Milwaukee dented the side of a food truck parked beyond the left-field wall at Scottsdale Stadium.

After the Giants' 13-12 loss, Bader visited the concession area to meet the truck's owner. Instead of ordering an acai bowl, the 31-year-old Gold Glove winner climbed up and autographed the dented surface, adding his number and a simple 'Sorry' below the impact mark.

Bader, who joined the Giants last month on a $20.5 million, two-year contract, will represent Israel in the upcoming World Baseball Classic. The veteran outfielder hit .277 with 17 home runs and a .796 OPS for Minnesota and Philadelphia last season before becoming a free agent.