The San Francisco Giants lost 7-3 to the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday night at Chase Field, but the game featured two crazy highlights involving the Giants and starting pitcher Carlos Rodón.
Well, the first one was a highly unusual lowlight, in which a frustrated Rodón kicked a baseball bat in the dugout and hit teammate Thairo Estrada in the leg.
So, while that wasn’t a great moment for Rodón and the Giants, he did make an unbelievable play on the mound.
Arizona’s Jake McCarthy hit a groundball that hit Rodón in the foot, then went through his legs, and then went into his glove. What looked like a hit turned into a wacky groundout.
It’s much easier to understand how ridiculous the play was when you see the video.
Bally Sports Arizona color commentator Bob Brenly couldn’t believe it: “You may never see another defensive play like this!
Incredible.
While the Diamondbacks were robbed there, they did get to the All-Star left-hander for five runs in the victory.
[Photo Credit: Bally Sports Arizona]
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