One of the more exciting moments of a baseball game — because even sports fans must admit that baseball is not the most heart-pumping activity out there 90 percent of the time — is a showdown at home plate between baserunner and catcher. Occasionally you get some nasty collisions which end poorly for the people involved (Buster Posey, anyone?).
And sometimes, you get nasty collisions where everything turns out okay. You even get to see an inside-the-park homer, another rarity.
Getting flipped on your head, scoring the run anyway, and walking away generally unharmed? Sounds like a pretty good at-bat for the young Mr. Rhymes. And since nobody was really "at fault" (the catcher couldn't help his positioning, as noted in the video), it's all smiles. Except for Ole Miss, who lost 7-1.
Kevin Kernan Also like old days for #Mets writers who have 4 straight day games, who has it better than Mets writers?
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Kevin Kernan Having #Mets Matt Harvey pitch afternoon game at Wrigley is cool for kids coming home from school, like old days when Seaver pitched there
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