Watch: Trayce Thompson hits first career HR, gets silent treatment

Chicago White Sox outfielder Trayce Thompson hit his first major-league home run on Tuesday against the Los Angeles Angeles.

Chicago White Sox outfielder Trayce Thompson hit his first major-league home run on Tuesday against the Los Angeles Angeles.

Thompson is the younger brother of Golden State Warriors guard Klay Thompson. The White Sox called him up from Triple A on Aug. 3. 

Thompson's homer came in the bottom of the fifth inning, when he lifted a solo shot to centerfield off Hector Santiago to give Chicago a 3–0 lead. His teammates then gave the rookie the “silent treatment” upon his return to the dugout.

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Thompson, 24, was a second-round draft pick in 2009. Over seven minor-league seasons, he batted .241 with 101 home runs, 395 RBIs and a .747 OPS.

Klay Thompson acknowledged his brother's first career home run on Twitter.

Lets goooooooooo!!! I see u trizzy! https://t.co/i1as5hsV6C

— klay thompson (@KlayThompson) August 12, 2015

- Molly Geary