It's the return of the panda!

In the 14th season of Major League Baseball (MLB), Pablo Sandoval, 37 years old, won three World Series championships with the San Francisco Giants. Now, “Kung Fu Panda” Invitees other than those on the list In the same franchise.

Ladies and Gentlemen, it appears that we have the potential for a reversal.

And this is not a joke or a publicity stunt; Sandoval is serious about making the roster. NBC Sports Bay Area. (RELATED: EASH: Sac State's Matt Masciangelo starts the season with an incredible HBP in 7 of 8 at-bats)

Sandoval reportedly spoke with friends and said he was “feeling great” and would aim to return to the major leagues.

Before being named the 2012 World Series MVP, Sandoval began playing in the MLB during the 2008 season. He was with the Atlanta Braves from 2020 to 2021.

This season, Sandoval hit .178/.302/.342 with four home runs and 11 RBIs in 86 at-bats (69 games). That same year, the Braves also won the World Series, earning him his fourth ring. However, he is only listed in the history books as a three-time champion because he was not on the team in the playoffs.

Pablo Sandoval aims to return to Giants at age 37 after two years out of MLB https://t.co/5JpBfvCO4D pic.twitter.com/tZAJWeiv1E

— New York Post (@nypost) February 18, 2024

I think we can all agree that Pablo Sandoval's breakthrough moment was hitting three home runs in Game 1 of the 2012 World Series against the Detroit Tigers. As a baseball fan, how can you forget that?

2012 World Series Game 1 – Giants’ Pablo Sandoval hits 3 home runs vs. Tigers pic.twitter.com/H9RiudCYsd

— Eric 😏 (@BouttoErik) February 18, 2024

Looking forward to seeing you again on the show, Pablo! Good luck!