Arizona Diamondbacks outfielder Justin Upton tries to secure one of the final outs in the ninth inning when San Diego Padres outfielder Aaron Cunningham hits a fly ball over near foul territory. Just as Upton is about to secure the second out of the inning, a defiant Padres fan reaches out into the field of play (which is against the rules and should’ve resulted an out) and catches the ball. As Upton looks at the fan in disbelief, likely thinking an Arizona fan stole the ball from him since it was a home game, the brass-balled fan points to his Padres hat like he owns the place. It didn’t amount to much in the end as Cunningham then flied out to left field and the final batter struck out to end the game. The Diamondbacks won the game, 3-1.

No outs, runners on first and second. The batter hits a towering fly ball into center field. The center fielder goes back to make the catch, bobbles it off his glove, then off the top of his head yet he somehow secures the catch. He rifles it to the second baseman who tags second base for the second out. The throw to the first baseman clinches the triple play as he tags first base for the final out of the inning. That’s right. An 8-4-3 triple play.

Thanks to WOWT-TV for the coverage of this Omaha Storm Chasers vs. Nashville Sounds game.

This is one hell of a catch. Very impressive stuff.

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There’s nothing like watching a ball game and drinking a cold one. But, if a foul ball magically lands in your beer, there should be some kind of special prize involved. Maybe an over-sized stuffed animal, like one you might win at a carnival. Check out this video of a Boston Red Sox fan ending up with a soggy souvenir.

A real man doesn’t need a glove, takes his daughter to the bathroom at the ballgame and is able to fend off stray foul balls with his one free hand. Watch the clip below of a father making a one-handed, barehanded catch while holding his daughter with his other arm.

This is one of the worst incidents I’ve seen of an outfielder running into a wall. I can’t believe that he made it back on the field this season after seeing this video.

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This is one of those videos that you’ve got to see to believe! This is one of the best catches by a ball boy or girl I have ever seen! Please share your thoughts of it in the comments

I don’t care much what people say about this being real or not it’s still a cool video to watch. They did a great job with it!

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