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This Cubs dugout was watching the play when one guy went full facepalm mode and the other completely lost it... You see the pitcher throw, the batter swings hard, then chaos on the field with the runner sliding and the fielder chasing it down, but the camera cuts straight... show more

Ryan Cey

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Ryan Ceyvor 5 Monaten

This never happens! how do they fall for that??

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Patent_Guruvor 5 Monaten

@Real_Ames I think the runner to first is out when they retreat to home.

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kevin waterburyvor 5 Monaten

They shouldn’t have messed with the guy scoring. Run doesn’t count if biaz doesn’t reach first

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