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Wild 7-5-3 Double Play Stuns Baseball Fans
8 Jun
Summary
- A rare 7-5-3 double play was executed with exceptional difficulty.
- Third baseman Noah Miller caught a fly ball and threw to first base.
- The play retired catcher Jose Herrera for the final out.
Triple-A Oklahoma City achieved a remarkable and exceptionally rare 7-5-3 double play on Sunday. The unusual sequence began when an outfielder dropped a shallow fly ball. Third baseman Noah Miller, who had moved into the outfield, quickly adjusted to catch the deflected ball.
Miller then demonstrated exceptional quickness and accuracy by throwing to first base. This precise throw successfully doubled off the runner, catcher Jose Herrera, ending the inning with the final out. The play, though unconventional, was effectively executed, thrilling spectators.
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