MLB | Superhuman Plays

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AI GeneratedThis video highlights a compilation of extraordinary defensive plays in baseball, showcasing incredible agility, acrobatic catches, and high-pressure tags. The footage features players making \"Olympic-level\" athletic maneuvers, including diving catches, daring slides, and precise throws, emphasizing the physical skill and awareness required to make game-changing plays on the field.
And this one to center field.
Denzel Clark on the move back after he stepped off this week.
You go ahead and book it.
Heard the list.
I've seen the list of the greatest catches you're ever
going to see in your life.
Hard ground ball.
Runner breaks from third.
Throw home for a tag.
Myers extends safe.
He avoided the ears.
A disappearing act to dive at the dish
and put the Reds up a touchdown.
How did he evade it?
Great awareness by Myers right at the last second.
He delivers.
And it's swung on.
Smashed up the middle.
A late save caught by McAllister on the ricochet.
Suzuki slams the bat to the ground.
That's off the calf muscle.
I thought it hit it on the shoe.
It was off the calf.
Yes, it was off his calf.
He may be a little sore.
I'm glad to see he could smile about it.
Oh, man.
Ballet and it's.
Gap.
What a play.
Stop it, Tony.
Gap.
What?
That's our reaction to Tony.
Maybe the best play of the year, folks.
I mean, that is full airborne.
Barely throwing more strikes.
But it right at the first baseman.
And that's an easy play.
Oh, he missed him.
How in the world did that?
That is extreme agility by a former football player.
That looked like he was heading into the secondary
and evaded the free safety.
Between second and third.
And Harrison will try and stay in a rundown long enough
to get Polanco there.
Safe.
He's still in the rundown.
And he is still safe.
Unbelievable.
Possible.
Warner goes.
Throw to second.
It's a stolen base.
So Saladino steals second.
That's all about the pitch.
The Saladino win on Ryan McKeon.
Not much of a chance.
He's got a ball back in the dirt.
It's like Gregorius thinks he got him on the tag.
And let's see if Gregorius got something down on the field.
What's up, kid?
Oh, my gosh.
How does he?
Echeverria.
Now that was some hops.
And listen to the ovation here from the Philly fans.
Well, they appreciate a tremendous play.
And they just saw one.
Right center field.
Revere on the run.
Reaches out.
He makes the catch.
What a play by Ben Revere.
Bruce was all the way around second base.
And the double play.
Wow.
Ben Revere made an unbelievable grab.
Slow roller.
First base side.
Got by the first baseman, McCullough.
And then an awkward dive over.
And he's safe.
Adam Pottinger.
He should be on a gymnastics team somewhere.
My goodness.
How did he avoid the tag?
A little sweep again.
Kind of what Sears did in the previous inning.
Runner goes.
And Lamb hits it in the air to center field.
For the single, instead, he's got to take away.
Oh, forget the cycle.
You might have seen.
Off again to Tatis.
Hosmer strikes out.
Throw down there.
And a stolen base.
Whoa.
And he did into a split.
Steals second.
Doesn't go into a split.
This is unbelievable.
Flash look.
There he goes.
The strikeout now.
It's like the floor exercises in the Olympics.
To Nick Allen.
Here's Noda.
And a beautiful.
Spent some magic, big fella.
Reminiscent of a Mark Burley play on opening day.
So many years ago, he fielded this ball.
Well, day goes again.
Pitch is swung out of miss.
Throw to second base is high.
They're going to say that Rojas got in the way.
It doesn't matter.
Sosa tagged him out anyway.
That was an amazing catch and tag by Sosa.
Even though the home plate umpire, Scott Barry, said that Rojas got in the way of J.T.
Robuto.
Lifts this down the left field line.
Long run.
Stable.
Cruz on the slide.
Sprawling.
Backhand.
Tumbling in the dirt.
Alley.
Degree of difficulty.
10, 11.
Overall performance.
And a sidearm throw behind the plate by Bailey gets him.
And if he did, it would be his 10th stolen base.
No way.
He never tagged him.
He stopped short of the bag to avoid the tag.
What a slide.
That one just jumped into the top five for me, for Kevin Pillar, leaving the coaches.
He's got yellow shoes.
So I got yellow star.
Double play right here.
Look at that.
Hey, that was really good.
I'm sorry.
That's, that's a, that's a good play.
Just the presence of mind.
Yes.
You know, he wants to go to, and then, oh no.
And then has the presence of mind to flip it over there.
Four, seven.
No problem for Matthew Boyd.
And look out.
What a play.
Here's the one, two again to Molina.
Swing and a bouncing ball over the head of Jenks.
Maguchi gets it.
Falls down.
Throws on the runner.
Oh, my God.
He hit the deck and still threw Molina out.
Gets it back in.
And what a play by Tom Kitt.
He went airborne.
Airborne.
He flipped.
He, I'm not even.
Runner goes.
The pitch is outside.
The throw down to second.
And the tag is in time to get him.
What a play by Ozzie again.
Wow.
The throw high and on the first base side of second.
Ozzie had to leave his feet to flag it down and then slap the tag on the back of the runner.
And a great play.
It's by Chase Utley.
