José Caballero has put a defensive clinic in the last 24 hours, both in the countryside and in the garden.
On Friday night, he stole Ben Rice of a home run in the right garden.
On Saturday afternoon, playing the campocorto, the public services man of Tampa Bay Rays was at the front of one of the craziest double plays in recent memory.
In a series against the New York Yankees, Paul Goldschmidt al Rojo Vivo came up with the bases loaded at the top of the first entrance and without outs.
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Tampa Bay Rays Campocorto, José Caballero, throws the ball at the first base for an out against the Miami Marlins during the eighth entry into Tropicana Field. (Kim Klement Neitzel/USA Today Sports)
It was a nightmare scenario for Rays Shane Baz’s pitcher, and Goldschmidt worsened things by hitting a 105 mph land ball.
But Baz was in good hands with gentleman.
The 28 -year -old player initially came up with the ball cleanly, but could keep it in front of him. And he had no choice but to get an out making his best impersonation of Jason Kelce.
Tampa Bay Rays Campocorto, José Caballero, catches the ball in the second base for an out against the Philadelphia Philis during the fourth entry in Charlotte Sports Park. (Kim Klement Neitzel/Imagn images)
All-Star pitcher, who received a surgery from Tommy John shortly after fighting cancer, activated outside the injured list
Caballero walked the ball to Brandon Lowe for the first time, and shot her first. Goldschmidt was initially governed safely, but the repetitions showed that the first base of the Yankees lost the base, so a double play was regulated.
The Third Corridor scored, and the next batter, Jazz Chisholm, brought it home. But without gentleman’s magic, it could have been a much longer entry.
Trent Grisham greeting in the second entry to give the Yankees a 3-0 advantage.
Caballero was in the right garden on Friday night when he stole Rice, another red Yankee toletero, a two -run shot.
The Yankees won 1-0 on Friday.
The Rays de Tampa Bay gardener, José Caballero, steals the first base of the New York Yankees, Ben Rice (not in the photo) of a success during the eighth entry in George M. Steinbrenner Field. (Dave Nelson/Imagn images)
The Rays are 8-12, while New York is riding a five-game winning streak 13-7.
