Grandma Catches Foul Ball Without Looking [VIDEO]
Granny caught this foul ball while trying to get out of the way. Incredible!
Granny caught this foul ball while trying to get out of the way. Incredible!
Sure, it would be awesome to catch a foul ball in your beer, but as you know beer at the ballpark isn't exactly cheap.
For the Detroit Tigers this World Series has not been about their hitting the ball. But someone must get a hit. So, how about a TV reporter taking a shot on the ankle while he is covering the game? Ouch! Watch it happen!
Imagine going a Detroit Tigers game, and catching a home-run ball. Then the next batter steps up to the plate, smacks a home run, and you snatch that ball too!
It didn't happen at Comerica Park, but Cincinnati Reds fan Caleb Lloyd should buy a lottery ticket after he beat the odds Monday night at the Great American Ballpark.
Hit the jump to see Caleb's story.
It was the foul ball that had the entire world crying, "Foul!" But after three-year-old Cameron Shores didn't get a foul ball tossed into the stands at a Texas Rangers home game, he's gotten a lot of attention. He's also getting a couple of cool parting gifts from the Rangers themselves.
Cameron and his parents appeared on ABC's 'Good Morning America' and they said the incident "looked worse than it was."
Eighth inning, Rangers and Yankees in Arlington, and Mitch Moreland tosses a foul ball into the stands. It's caught! But the recipients appear to be the most obnoxious couple ever. Not only did they miss a great opportunity to do something nice for a nearby toddler, she taunted the boy as he cried.
They definitely get the d-bag of the year award. Think that's offensive? Wait until you see the video.
Have you ever caught a foul ball while attending a professional baseball game? I almost did several years ago. It was Detroit Tiger opening day I was with my son Josh, the ball was coming at me ,I stood up to get it I missed and the ball hit my seat the guy behind me grabbed it. Very embarrassing.
Not the same ending for this Chicago Cubs fan, watch this incredible catch after the jump.
I think this is sweet. (Don't you dare make fun of this little guy!) The ball was just outside Dylan Sylvia's reach, so Red Sox pitcher Josh Beckett did him a solid and handed it to him. Dylan was touched, and visibly emotional.
Hit the jump to see the MLB video. In the second clip, check out the interview with Dylan, his father and grandfather who spoke with NESN after the game. It was the first time all three generations attended a Red Sox game together, and it sure turned out to be a memorable day for young Dylan.
Foul balls have been big news lately. The pouting kid at the Giants game got to take one home. The man that almost fell to his death at the Home Run Derby made it out alive.
Now Ian, a young Arizona Diamondbacks fan, did the right thing and handed off a ball to Nicholas. But Nicholas is a Brewers fan! If you don't think this is sweet, there just may be something wrong with you.
And did anyone notice the hat young Ian is wearing?
Unlike the episode in Texas earlier this season where a baseball fan fell to his death, or the incident at this year's Home Run Derby, where a man nearly fell trying to snag a ball, this baseball hit into the stands has a much different outcome -- and a funny video clip, to boot! Check it out after the jump.
Fail. The pool of candidates for "Father of the Year" has been narrowed by one.
With a foul ball heading toward him, and his daughter in his arms, a man at a Los Angeles Dodgers' game had to make a split-second choice.
He decided to drop his daughter and go for the catch. While this may have been a justifiable decision if he had been able to snag the ball, he dropped that, too.
Luckily, the daughter was uninjured, and any abandonment issues can be worked out later in therapy.
Check out the video of the double drop below. And then watch an older video of a more dexterous fan managing to both hold onto his child and catch a foul ball.