This is a EA Sports MVP Baseball 2005 video game clip. In this play, Dan Uggla is on third base and Alfredo Amezaga is the batter. Uggla breaks on the squeeze attempt, and while Amezaga gets a perf...
This is a EA Sports MVP Baseball 2005 video game clip. In this play, Dan Uggla is on third base and Alfredo Amezaga is the batter. Uggla breaks on the squeeze attempt, and while Amezaga gets a perfect bunt down the line, Uggla feels the need to run right into the ball with his left foot, and the cyber umpire is all over the play and calls him out.
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