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  morganlebold - 9 months ago

  This is the supirior dome in michigan! I like like 5 min away! Haha but the tigers need 2 get him on there team!

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  gambier - a year ago

  Yup, still a homerun.

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  macgyver2009 - 2 years ago

  IF the majors do not come hollering at this guy, it is a crying ass shame.

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  Adam49855 - 3 years ago

  WOW I live here: This is the Superior Dome in Marquette Michigan, crazy I love a couple blocks away. weird to stumbleupon something from my home town.

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    kurticy - 3 years ago

    @Adam49855REALLY!?: COOL! can we hang out?

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  Burnsie - 3 years ago

  Um...you don't take back homeruns...: during batting practice

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    Adam49855 - 3 years ago

    @BurnsieLive*: Live*

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  H0bbez - 3 years ago

  its still a homerun: his body has to hit fair territory inside the fence

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    Chudso - 3 years ago

    @H0bbezno its not: as long as he catches it and he's in the air, its an out.

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    mrbriteside5 - 3 years ago

    @H0bbezno, hobbez is right: at least part of him has to touh inside fair territory.

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    sublime8022 - 3 years ago

    @H0bbezsince when?: what are you talking about? balls are caught in foul territory all the time.. and David wright caught one in the stands last year in foul grounds..

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    KaHetrick - 3 years ago

    @H0bbezWrong you are. Read this. http://en.allexperts.com/q/Sof If you don't then the rule is: In softball (what is played in the video) if the ball is caught in mid-air without the catching player have touched out of play field (stands or outside the fence) the batter is out, if there are less than 2 outs the remaining base runners are awarded a base advance, but if the player touches the out of play area and then catches the ball it is considered a home run and recieves all awards of a home run.

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  NittlaTime - 3 years ago

  It is an out: This happened about 10 years ago in Boston.Against the Mariners. Jay Buhner was in right field when he caught the ball went over and came back over with his glove in the air and it was ruled an out,it was crazy-good

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  NittlaTime - 3 years ago

  It is an out: "As long as the fielder is not touching the ground in dead ball territory when he catches the ball, it is a legal catch if he holds onto the ball and meets the definition of a catch. If the catch is not the third out and the fielder falls down in dead ball territory, all runners are awarded one base. If the fielder remains on his feet in dead ball territory after the catch, the ball is alive and he may make a play." Rules: 2.00 CATCH, 6.05(a), 7.04(c) O

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  Waterhazard - 3 years ago

  hit the weights: batter only has WTP warning track power

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  TooCrooked - 3 years ago

  unfortunately,: another video shot from a different angle shows the outfielder dropping the ball momentarily. and even more unfortunate is that he died 2 minutes after sitting down from a brain aneurysm.

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    layton59 - 3 years ago

    @TooCrookedHey, TooC Your Mom Died Sitting On My ...: .

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  Captain_America_ - 3 years ago

  THAT'S A GREAT CATCH...: But its not worth a broken bone or concussion.

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    outathere - 3 years ago

    @Captain_America_lucky: he got neither...

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  bigguyinapie264 - 3 years ago

  Holy shit: That place is huge where can you hit a ball like that and it not hit a roof or lights or something. i wanna play ball somewhere like that

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  TattooRob - 3 years ago

  If the ball: goes over the fence and is caught...still a homerun.Who ever called this an out..is a MORON!!!

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    captainzerocool - 3 years ago

    @TattooRobNo: It isn't.

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    LetsGetCrunk - 3 years ago

    @TattooRobyou're: an idiot.

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    ekdurk - 3 years ago

    @TattooRobhes right: but your still a moron for thinking this is a real game

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    Smiley27 - 3 years ago

    @TattooRobTattooRob is..: absolutely correct. If the ball and player go over the fence, on a home run, then it's a homerun, not an out

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    BOZAVELLI - 3 years ago

    @TattooRobIt's just like football: If you catch it while your feet are in fair play..it's an OUT! Once you leave your feet and fly over the fence it's a homerun! Damn, some of you are thick headed.

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  BRog - 3 years ago

  Hitting a round ball: moving 90 mph with a round bat that is a little of 2" thick, baseball is definetly one the toughest sports in the world. Baseball and hockey arguably require the most skill per sport. Kicking a large ball with your feet while running? Gimme a break. Soccer sucks ass.

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    DavidLeeRoth0712 - 3 years ago

    @BRogI think....: you misremembered. You actually LOVE soccer. Baseball's a sport that fat guys play

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    DavidLeeRoth0712 - 3 years ago

    @BRoghow does: he steal a homerun while diving OVER the wall? Is that a soccer move too?

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    fbmbmx1987 - 3 years ago

    @BRogWhat,: did your girlfriend get fucked by a soccer player or something?

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    ProOJ - 3 years ago

    @BRogBaseball...: sucks, everyone can become a professional in baseball, no skills needed just hit the ball and run....what is the big deal, baseball surely is an American sport mostly because it is a sport for fat people!!

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    itsjustme1234 - 3 years ago

    @BRogYeh: Soccer does suck ass. Why would i wanna watch kick to kick for 3 hours and see the occasional goal. soccer is LAME!!! TOTALLY LAME!!!!

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    eyrikur - 3 years ago

    @BRogEvery sport: requires a huge amount of skill. And you could easily prove this for us by going and trying out for any sport that you think isn't as labour intensive.

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    BOZAVELLI - 3 years ago

    @BRogIt's: SOFTBALL DAMIT!!! All you need as far as skill is beer drinking skill!

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  je0lllll0ep - 3 years ago

  baseball: sucks balls

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    live_digger - 3 years ago

    @je0lllll0epthats why: americans love it

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    E_L_I - 3 years ago

    @je0lllll0epIt does but Soccer: sucks giant hairy balls.

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    deliciousfood - 3 years ago

    @je0lllll0epOOO BURN!: haha you just assumed he liked soccer, WORST COMEBACK EVER. GO AWAY NEWFAG.

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  TheRealFamilyGuy - 3 years ago

  i havent seen: any one leap like that since the pearl habour bombings

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    Waikhru8o8 - 3 years ago

    @TheRealFamilyGuyyour either really japanese or: you really cant spell for sh*TT

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    TheRealFamilyGuy - 3 years ago

    @TheRealFamilyGuywhere is: my spelling wrong, o and last time i checked it was Sh*t

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    Johnss11n - 3 years ago

    @TheRealFamilyGuyshit: ....

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    chevythunders - 3 years ago

    @TheRealFamilyGuysh*TT: habour

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    phantomphreak - 3 years ago

    @TheRealFamilyGuyha: this was the only post that made me laugh.

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  NickySilverado - 3 years ago

  HE'S OUT!: I was going to post and say that it was a homerun but the main rule that supports this being an OUT is that he caught the ball and prevented it from hitting the ground. I have not seen any rule that says that he has to bring the ball back into the field of play or that his feet have to be in any certain location. A catch is a catch no matter what locatiion it occurs.

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    DaRudder - 3 years ago

    @NickySilverado.: Actually, you are wrong on this one. You have to maintain some kind of position on the playing field. This is why you don't see people running into the stands to catch balls. The best he could have done was hit his feet on the fence and that would have counted as an out.

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    EndoSoldier - 3 years ago

    @NickySilveradoactually: hes right because if you catch a foul ball its an out, and it can be behind the catcher....way off to the side etc...

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    IamBender - 3 years ago

    @NickySilveradoEndo and Nicky: are right. A foul tip isn't in the "playing field" but if it is caught before landing in foul territory it is still considered an out. It's not where the ball is caught that determines the out, it's where the ball lands that determines the validity of the hit. Sucka!

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  wd_j - 3 years ago

  f cuk: baseball

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    wdhiii - 3 years ago

    @wd_jIs: that yur moms middle name?

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    wd_j - 3 years ago

    @wd_j??: ??

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  evilgoat - 3 years ago

  all black*: srry bout that!

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  evilgoat - 3 years ago

  Fake..: this guy is obviously superman or half black..

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  JT2 - 3 years ago

  cont'd: inside the dugout or in any other out-of-play area. Ball is in play, unless the fielder, after making a legal catch, falls into a dugout or other out-of-play area, in which case the ball is dead. Status of runners shall be as described in Rule 7.04(c) Comment. I would say this is an out since his feet were over the playing surface. However, assuming there were less than 2 outs rule 7c says that each baserunner moves up one base.

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  JT2 - 3 years ago

  Rule:: 6.05 A batter is out when— (a) His fair or foul fly ball (other than a foul tip) is legally caught by a fielder; Rule 6.05(a) Comment: A fielder may reach into, but not step into, a dugout to make a catch, and if he holds the ball, the catch shall be allowed. A fielder, in order to make a catch on a foul ball nearing a dugout or other out-of-play area (such as the stands), must have one or both feet on or over the playing surface (including the lip of the dugout) and neither foot on the ground ins

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    evilgoat - 3 years ago

    @JT2Id definatly: give it to him for effort

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  riderof - 3 years ago

  haha: that was awsome but i would kill for a place to play indoor

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