Is that for real? It makes me wonder if videos are doctored. If you watch it in the slow motion (after 25 second mark) she has her back completely turned to the ball and has taken her eye off it as she jumps up the side of the wall. Then at lterally the last split second she picks up the ball with her vision and catches it. It would be extremely unlikely someone could take their eye off the ball in flight and then miraculously find it again just before it hits their glove.
If she actually did it, god bless her, that would be the greatest catch ever made in a baseball game.
S E E D E D C O N T E N T
I love stuff like this.
Makes Life Grand.
Very nice! There are several of these on youtube, could watch it all day long.
I love it !
So much fun and good things happening out there !
Indeed it does. That was a nice play. She should get a look at a college softball scholarship for that effort.
Holy Smoke!!!
That video is on my Facebook page. What athleticism. Those boys need to up their game.
I luv the ones when the Big Boys help the little ones too !
Brave Girl. Ya know that one hurt, but she stood her ground as long as she could.
Cheers to her !
You could see Potro was hurting too !
Good sportsmanship on the part of both. Tough girl, very professional.
VERY !
You could see she wanted to double over.
Girls are tough.
Is that for real? It makes me wonder if videos are doctored. If you watch it in the slow motion (after 25 second mark) she has her back completely turned to the ball and has taken her eye off it as she jumps up the side of the wall. Then at lterally the last split second she picks up the ball with her vision and catches it. It would be extremely unlikely someone could take their eye off the ball in flight and then miraculously find it again just before it hits their glove.
If she actually did it, god bless her, that would be the greatest catch ever made in a baseball game.
Here's a real one. It's not a girl though. ( He does have a pony tail. )
The announcer said he jumped 10 feet after catching the ball. It was actually more like 20 ft.
Here's an interesting video about the guy 20 years later.
He says his catch was listed by ESPN as one of the five greatest NFL catches of all time ( and he wasn't even a player!)
A compilation...
Saw this one on Facebook, and had to share: