Minor League team plays 'Enter Sandman' to celebrate Mariano Rivera's son's debut

When you hear "Mariano Rivera" you also expect to hear "Enter Sandman." At this point, it's basically a Pavlovian response, like how hearing Charlie Blackmon's name immediately causes you to grow a full beard (That's what Pavlovian means, right?).

So, when Mo's son, also named Mariano Rivera, made his debut on the road with the Class A Auburn Doubledays, the home team made sure he felt welcome, playing the Metallica song when he came out in the sixth inning: 

Very cool of @SCSpikes to give Mariano Rivera Jr. 'Enter Sandman' as warmup music as he debuts for @Doubledays pic.twitter.com/oFTnAMYoGQ

- Ashley Chase (@AshleyChaseTV) June 24, 2015

Did the music make a difference? We'll let his numbers speak for themselves: 

BOTTOM 6: Mariano Rivera Jr. makes his professional debut and retires the side in order while recording his 1st strikeout! Auburn leads 5-4.

- Auburn Doubledays (@Doubledays) June 24, 2015

BOTTOM 7: Rivera Jr. gives up two singles to start off the inning, but then strikes out three straight Spikes! Auburn leads 6-4.

- Auburn Doubledays (@Doubledays) June 24, 2015

Hey, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.