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Its kind of early as yet but I must admit I don’t expect to see many plays like that.
Brilliant, and I don’t even watch baseball.
That’s one of the most amazing plays I’ve ever seen. Just incredible. The manager who tried to argue that the runner was tagged was hilarious.
Awesome. I can do that if I wanted to.
[Video please. – ed.]
This video shows why sports is still better than politics.
Anyone who truly enjoys this video might be interested to learn that today, Thursday, April 22, 2010, the Pittsburgh Pirates were defeated by the Milwaukee Brewers, 20-0. This was the Pirates worst performance in the teams 124-year history. HOWEVER, tomorrow is another day, and this game will continue to give fans lots of great memories. If only our politicians could do the same.
Even if he was tagged out, you’ve got to give him the run based on sheer ingenuity, athleticism and cojones!
IMO Mark Beuhrle has the play of the year so far, but this is pretty good.
#6….as a Detroit Lions fan, I feel your pain.
Speaking as an umpire… Good call, Blue!
you can’t tag out a runner with your elbow.. even if contact was made, it needs to be with ball in glove or hand.. good call ump
I love minor league ball — those guys still play with passion!
Wow!
Is that a AAA league game?
Wow! I didn’t expect that flip at all lol. Amazing agility. Bravo. 🙂 And thanks for the clip!
Great play, but I’m with #8 – Buehrle’s play on opening day is still my favorite of the year so far.
Reminds me of players in Japan who have been known to do gymnastic stunts, such as cartwheels etc.
(especially on their way to the plate after a homer).