A baby, yes, a baby was born during a Padres game at Petco Park

So, a quick recap from Thursday's Giants-Padres game: Derek Norris hit a three-run home run, Madison Bumgarner struck out nine batters over seven innings, Alexi Amarista hit a game-winning single, a baby was born in the third inning -- wait, what? No, yeah, this actually happened:

We welcomed a baby boy to the world in Palm Court Plaza earlier this evening. First baby to be born at Petco Park! ��

— Petco Park (@PetcoPark) September 25, 2015

The boy was apparently named Levi (not Tony or Amarista) and delivered in about 20 minutes by stadium nurse/midwife Donna Borowy. Borowy has delivered babies before, but never outside of a hospital and, obviously, never in a baseball stadium. The mother and son were later taken to a local San Diego hospital:

Meet the amazing nurse who just delivered the 1st baby ever inside #PetcoPark #Padres #10Newsat11 pic.twitter.com/Wge9Sktv6l

— Rielle Creighton (@10NewsCreighton) September 25, 2015

He was the first baby born in Petco Park history and quite possibly one of the first recorded instances ever of in-park birth (MLB.com's rare feats unfortunately doesn't cover this stuff). So, congratulations on making history, mom and son. Also, Levi, you are now, quite literally, a Padres fan for life.