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  • harsh landing tho.. lol

  • bet he got laid

  • This was on Sportsnet, not fake.

  • Sweeet!

  • so missed the dude! SAFE ALL THE WAY! WOOP WOOP! ;)

  • Its not fake I was @ this game and it happend this guy just edited it to the max

  • just to let you know its fake

  • Pause at 0:06 the people/coaches or players that are standing the one is like OUT and the other is SAFE ahahahah, classic!

  • A kid on my baseball team did this for an inside the park homerun

  • He's sick tho

  • superman'd that ho

  • Great concentration and positioning by umpire. Catcher never touched him! Should have tossed the head coach for charging the field.  GREAT CALL !!!

  • i saw that for 11u baseball aganist plainfieldfield,IL the team was tornadoes

  • i never understood why people dont do this more often.. i bet its effective.

  • @yourtiy because you can hurt your arms when you land and you can badly hurt the catcher but if your a master at it go ahead

  • this is awsome!!!!!!! =)

  • look at the dude towards the bottom left of the plate he is like: out, WHAT THE FUCK!!!!!

  • thumbs up if u play baseball

  • This is sweet!! Look up John Lawroski Jumps Over Catcher!!! And comment!! Its my cousin!

  • Broken arm haha.

  • haha great effort

  • You can tell the catcher was anticipating getting hit.

    He never got touched

  • playwithvideo my msn in profile! Baseball Player Jumps Over Catcher - Slow Motion & Reverse

  • Haters gonna hate.

  • Gymnastics Win :)

  • 10.00  gold!!!

  • do a barrel roll!

  • Imagine how dumb he would have looked if he was out

  • @jacklint2

    hilarious.

  • It had to occur this way! The runner and the catcher are both #17 - as any kid who ever played with magnets knows, opposites attract and likes repel. Therefore, the runner, wearing #17, was repelled over the catcher (also #17). There was a repulsive force between the two #17s. As the numbers neared each other the repulsive force strengthened exponentially (OK - perhaps only quadratically). Eventually, as the separation neared inches, the repulsive force took over and the rest is history :)

  • @rmbjr60 i dont understand that but that somehow make sense

  • xDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD jajajaja k peerr00

  • wow amazing its cool when you play it backwards

  • - NO TAG !!!

  • Iona College was something like 5-30 this year. Probably 4-31 last year. Arguably the worst program on the east coast. This is what happens when you have blind kids on the team.

  • coooooooooool!

    

  • omg that is an amazing play

  • Thumbs up if you think he's safe

  • @SweetCupcakes14039 should be out for being stupid and if he didn't make a gymnastics jump he was toast

  • easily safe

  • What an awesome alternative to the mindless collision theory of knocking the ball loose from brute force... Score 1 for Athleticism & intelligence...

  • epic

  • hes got moves like your mum

  • that was sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeet the coach was whining like a 2 year old  sore losers suck!

  • sick willie mays hayes style

  • that flip at 1:28 is impossible

  • @18yomama lol

  • *insert Super Mario Bros. jumping sound here*

  • look at 1:03 he allmost got out

  • i could do this, i just dont want to

  • I published this video on the Dutch website WELSTIJL (9 may) Kind regards Sem Mallée

  • That's a good way for a skilled catcher to fuck you up if you pull that shit on him.

  • This is NOT how you play baseball. You run the catcher over like a man, and by the rule book. Jumping over the catcher like a fifi boy will only get you hurt or flipped, and introduces cleats near the catchers head.

  • @JohnnyMac496 that looked fine to me. running into the catcher full speed is just as dangerous. Your logic of running him over like a man doesn't make much sense. i could just jump over him but i think i'll run into him cuz it makes me more of a man? I've ran into players and went over players, neither are safe, but typically the catcher is bigger than most players and has a lot more protection than the baserunners.

  • @ChurubuscoEagle the way to play baseball is to run the catcher over.

  • @JohnnyMac496 stfu. its an amazing video, if you think otherwise, gtfo.

  • wow

  • Holy Shit

  • thats badass

  • safeeeeee

  • hardcore pakour!

  • This play is incredible. Enough said about the play. Whoever made this viedo... the rewind and rewind is slow motion is annoying and lame. Just for future consideration. Three times? In rewind slow motion?  It's annoying when you're in a bad mood like I am right now.

  • Not sure what the college rule is on this but in high school he would have been automaticly out. Diving over a fielder is illegal. Jumping or hurdling is legal only if the fielder is lying on the ground. The only way he could have been safe is if the catcher dropped the ball after he tagged him.

  • @buddhaboy1126 so in your theory all a catcher has to do is lay in the way? no tag would ever be needed?

  • the rules state that you cannot come 2 ft off the baseline left or right, there is o vertical height rule... i looked it up in 3 rule books. And since it is not a forced base he has to tag him to get him out.. its considered a dive and since the catchers knee is down, he is considered "on the ground" allowing him to go over him! this is legal!!

  • Epic Maneuver!

  • Great move! he was pretty agile and quick thinking!

  • I was very impressed when i saw this

  • MLB has vacated a seat waiting for you.

  • @eric88tw88 true that

  • Incredible play, and he's not even a pro yet. He should save that for the big leagues.

  • amazing wish i could do tht :P

  • tht is so retarted sick... mlb all day

  • nice skills i cant belive he made gj

  • That waz amazingly-awesome!!!!!

  • haha never watch baseball but that was pretty sweet

  • The player never left the baseline. The baseline is the width of the path; jumping is still considered inside the basepath as long as the runner continues to go straight.

  • SAAAAAAAAAAAAFE!

  • love this play, safe is the correct call.

  • @hecman1212 glad we have you to verify that ..

  • He watched Major League 2 and seen Willie Mays Hayes do it!

  • @jkaderly

    TOO BAD MAJOR LEAGUE 2 WAS THE BIGGEST FAIL IN THE HISTORY OF FAIL.

  • That should be sufficient enough to get looked at by someone

  • This is so amazing. Do you ever wonder what was going on in is mind right before he jumped?

  • The proper call was made.....SAFE!

  • I'm not sure about the College rules, but I do know that the MLB rules state a player leaving the baseline to avoid being tagged is out...That includes leaping over a defender. This happened to my Son's Select Team in 1992. The player leaped our Pitcher and was also called safe.

  • @JohnEvans121857 he never left the baseline, clean play, and SAFE

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