Can someone post video of the play in which Sorrell hosed the hitter who was trying to stretch a single into a double? I was doing yard work and listening, but I'd like to see it.

1️⃣3️⃣ is just showing off now! 💪#GigEm x @CadenSorrell pic.twitter.com/tu5bkGHJ0P

— Texas A&M Baseball (@AggieBaseball) April 6, 2024

Disregard. I searched some more and found it.

Oh that's fantastic

That was some stupid baserunning I think Sorrell just lobbed it back in he was out by 20 feet.

I mean... Nothing against 13 but that's not Sorrell hosing anyone. Heck, he didn't really even lean into that throw. That's just idiotic base running.

Roc96 said:

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Can someone post video of the play in which Sorrell hosed the hitter who was trying to stretch a single into a double? I was doing yard work and listening, but I'd like to see it.

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Hosed. Oh you mean the throw that was bounced into 2b when he could have punted the ball in and still got the runner out? That one?

Just having fun with you man. LOL

Roc96 said:

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1️⃣3️⃣ is just showing off now! 💪#GigEm x @CadenSorrell pic.twitter.com/tu5bkGHJ0P

— Texas A&M Baseball (@AggieBaseball) April 6, 2024

Disregard. I searched some more and found it.

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That "Ooohhhhhhh" @ 11 seconds is so satisfying.

The scene should have panned to the first base coach to capture his expression.

Kaden looked like he was saying, "really, dude?"

That play at second base is much closer than most people realize.
Yes the ball was there in plenty of time.
However, go back and take a look at the tag in slow motion and the tag was high on the body instead of staying low at the bag.
The runners foot hits the bag just about the time the tag is made on the upper body.
At least that's how it appears from the angle of the video.
The umpire is an excellent position though to make the call.

TAMU74 said:

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That play at second base is much closer than most people realize.
Yes the ball was there in plenty of time.
However, go back and take a look at the tag in slow motion and the tag was high on the body instead of staying low at the bag.
The runners foot hits the bag just about the time the tag is made on the upper body.
At least that's how it appears from the angle of the video.
The umpire is an excellent position though to make the call.

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Kent had already swiped low and had to swipe again to apply the tag.

Sea Pony 07 said:

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Kaden looked like he was saying, "really, dude?"

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Probably due to the runner's cleats popping up at him.
But what else do you expect from a man named Talmadge?

TAMU74 said:

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That play at second base is much closer than most people realize.
Yes the ball was there in plenty of time.
However, go back and take a look at the tag in slow motion and the tag was high on the body instead of staying low at the bag.
The runners foot hits the bag just about the time the tag is made on the upper body.
At least that's how it appears from the angle of the video.
The umpire is an excellent position though to make the call.

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I was thinking the same thing when I first saw it.

I honestly thought he was safe in real time. I think Kent (?) thought he was just going to give up and was surprised by the late slide.

We have two Sorrell's?

What in the world was the 1st base coach doing ????