Catch while feeding baby,A man holding an infant made an extraordinary barehanded catch over the glove of Dodgers first baseman Adrian Gonzalez on Tuesday night, provoking a replay survey.
With two out and none on in the second inning at Wrigley Field, Cubs right-hander Jason Hammel fouled off a pitch from Zack Greinke. Gonzalez pursued the popup and came to over the moved up canvas while attempting to make a play, yet Keith Hartley, of Chicago, connected and got the ball with his right hand while conveying his 7-month-old child, Isaac, in his left arm.
"I was simply encouraging him and I saw the ball advancing our direction and clutched him and verified I ensured him and I stood up and it sort of simply fell in my grasp," Hartley said.Dodgers chief Don Mattingly then left the burrow and contended for fan impedance. While the play was being assessed, the group thundered as the arrangement was indicated again on ballpark's videoboards.
After a short postpone, the call was switched and Hammel was discounted, finishing the inning.
Hartley said he wasn't certain in the event that he would be tossed out, and afterward referenced a standout amongst the most well known foul balls in baseball history. Steve Bartman was reviled by Cubs fans in 2003 subsequent to diverting a foul popup far from Moises Alou with Chicago only five outs far from the World Series.
"I was trusting it wouldn't be similar to a Bartman-sort circumstance," Hartley said. "Some of my companions messaged me, 'You're the opposition to Bartman.' I said no, its sort of the same circumstance.
"Fortunately the Cubs security conversed with me and gave me a stern cautioning."
With two out and none on in the second inning at Wrigley Field, Cubs right-hander Jason Hammel fouled off a pitch from Zack Greinke. Gonzalez pursued the popup and came to over the moved up canvas while attempting to make a play, yet Keith Hartley, of Chicago, connected and got the ball with his right hand while conveying his 7-month-old child, Isaac, in his left arm.
"I was simply encouraging him and I saw the ball advancing our direction and clutched him and verified I ensured him and I stood up and it sort of simply fell in my grasp," Hartley said.Dodgers chief Don Mattingly then left the burrow and contended for fan impedance. While the play was being assessed, the group thundered as the arrangement was indicated again on ballpark's videoboards.
After a short postpone, the call was switched and Hammel was discounted, finishing the inning.
Hartley said he wasn't certain in the event that he would be tossed out, and afterward referenced a standout amongst the most well known foul balls in baseball history. Steve Bartman was reviled by Cubs fans in 2003 subsequent to diverting a foul popup far from Moises Alou with Chicago only five outs far from the World Series.
"I was trusting it wouldn't be similar to a Bartman-sort circumstance," Hartley said. "Some of my companions messaged me, 'You're the opposition to Bartman.' I said no, its sort of the same circumstance.
"Fortunately the Cubs security conversed with me and gave me a stern cautioning."
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