One of the craziest walk-off finishes you’ll see as a sports bettor
Rafael Devers appeared to hit a walk-off ground-rule double, and everyone thought the Giants had won 8-6. But in the bottom of the 10th, Luis Arraez was the automatic runner on second.
On a ground-rule double, Arraez is automatically awarded home but he still has to touch the plate.
Instead, Arraez celebrated before touching home. The Padres appealed the missed plate, the run was erased, and the official scoring was changed.
Devers was credited with a walk-off single and 1 RBI, and the Giants officially won 7-6 instead of 8-6. Giants -1.5 lost.
Drop whatever you're doing, folks
More than 28 years after Jose Guillen cut down Neifi Perez at third, there's ANOTHER jaw-droppingly mutant throw out of RF in Denver, and this time it's Tyler Freeman hosing Sal Stewart on zero hops.
WHAT. A. CHUCK. �
Man I love this… Baker Mayfield shotguns a beer for broadcast at American Century Championship then takes a gap wedge and puts ball on the green from 170 out.
One of the guys 🫡
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Brian Windhorst with one of the coldest mic drops while defending LeBrons’ Legacy:
“All the teams he’s played with he’s delivered a ring. All the places he’s played will retire his jersey. So how’s that for a Legacy? What do you want?”
- @WindhorstESPN