What Else Can I Say? I Cannot Believe Nolan Arenado Made This Play

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What Else Can I Say? I Cannot Believe Nolan Arenado Made This Play

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Generally, I try to have a thoughtful take on an incredible play. You know, offer a little something on how it strikes me, or what the context was for the play, or why it’s so impressive.

But this one. This play from Rockies third baseman Nolan Arenado. I just don’t know what to say:

How? How? I mean, that wasn’t even close at first base. How did he DO THAT?!?!?

Arenado had won four straight Gold Gloves to begin his career before seeing that streak snapped last year. I’m thinking he starts a new one after this season.

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