Hunter Renfroe Made an UNBELIEVABLE, No-Look Catch

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Hunter Renfroe Made an UNBELIEVABLE, No-Look Catch

Baseball Is Fun

One of my favorite things to do once the baseball season is underway is peruse the highlights from the late games that I might not have otherwise seen. Sometimes you miss something crazy happening.

And it didn’t take long, because this catch happened on the first day of the season. I am awed:

You know that it was a crazy good catch when (1) the pitcher staring the outfielder down with arms held aloft, when (2) the player himself is smiling because he knows he just did something crazy, and when (3) the batter rounds the bases looking over his shoulder like, how tf did that just happen.

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