@@kylen6430it’s satisfying to see a player make a big play and to know that it’s because you were doing your job well that it wasn’t ruined. He could be thinking to himself something like “oh yeah! Vindication for all those times I’ve forced myself to keep disciplined on my assignments when it’s be so easy to slip up.”
3rd base ump really enjoyed calling that. Looked around like “hey! Yall see me just run in there and call that out? Yea I saw that coming. Im too good.”
@@rainzerdesuumpire crews rotate around the field clockwise. the official at third was behind home plate the game before. Angel is terrible relative to his peers for sure but 99% of the people talking smack about him online would do eons worse
I’d bet they’d have talked about that play previously. Really smart regardless, as of course the natural thing for the runner to be doing is to look over to 1st base to see the call by the ump. Caught him napping!
Not really he stays on the field while a team mate brings his cap and glove, you must of never played before. Dont talk if you do not know what goes on.
Where the hell did the 3rd baseman go?!! Watch the end of the video. He just disappeared. Ump is starting "you're out " and the 3rd baseman is there, but when ump finishes "you're out" he is gone.
Love heads up pickoffs!! I used to sneak in from CF and catch people at 2nd. I was really close with my pitcher and my SS. So we all were always on the same page. Once a guy would get a big lead, my SS made sure he was closer to third than him. Then he’d also start talking to the runner to distract him. Once our pitcher saw him getting too comfy, he knew I’d be sneaking in. Once he turned and gunned to second, it was all over!! We even got one guy twice in the same game, which is super embarrassing!! Other teams began to try it, but you gotta be smart. Can’t have your pitcher throw a pitch when your charging second base from center. And you gotta do everything you can to stop the ball if he does throw it. I’d have stopped it with my face if necessary!! Ain’t no way I’m embarrassing my whole team by watching it roll out to an unmanned CF while the runner trots to third and then home!! It was risky but we pulled it off about a dozen times, and never once did the runner even get third!! Can’t quite say the same for when the other teams tried it!!🤷🏻♂️😂😂
Awesome play by the catcher and 3rd baseman. If 3rd baseman wasn't paying attention, plus know his teammate, it doesn't happen It was an amazing job by Catcher and 3rd baseman
This is why you actually pay attention to the person with the damn ball. Not only that, but that third base ump, man. He looked so excited. That's an ump to respect.
The YES commentators didn't even spot that Trevino wasn't looking toward 1st base - and they replayed this more than once. I guess the production booth didn't give them the right view.
I always coached my softball players "and then...". Told them "if there are 4 outs, or a double play possibility, go for it. Practice it til you get a 4th out & if they change a call or miss it, you got your next play completed." Leave NO doubt.
I’ve never seen that in over 30 years of watching baseball. Proving again, every game has the potential to reveal a play never before seen. And that is why baseball is the best game of all time.
But it takes BOTH the catcher and 3rd baseman to make heads up plays there. Chances are they talked about this play before hand and looked for opportunities to make it work.
Def did this shit all the time or would throw to third before strike 3 was called…worked 95% of the time until one ump told me not to show him up like that lol
Thats an old college baseball play that was popular in the 90’s and early 2000’s. Wichita State use to run that a lot and back pick 2nd. Every time the runner looks to the ump.
Not the first time ive seen the white sox caught out like this. There was the game ending double play in detroit where the runner didnt check to see if the ball was going to be caught or not and was well around second when the ball was caught and the relay to first was well in time.
This is how A J Pierzynski started the Chicago White Sox rally in the '05 World Series! A J was thrown a strike 3 ball, but being a Catcher he knew he wasn't out until the Home Plate Umpire called him out! The pitcher was leaving the mound and AJ advanced to 1st base, while the man on base moved to 3rd base!😅 And after rule book revue, the play standed
Catcher always the smartest pure player in the field. A great catcher that can call a beautiful game and give people info on batters and pitchers is invaluable. Look how much Houston misses Maldonado. He can’t hit but those guys loved pitching to him
Beautiful baseball. I got no problem with that ump smirking or whatever else because he was aware and ready to make a call. Angel Hernandez would’ve been staring in the crowd or something.
many a person has gotten complacent seeing the possible strike out . . . ok only one person that i know of . . ok ok it was me. I wandered towards home in the direction of our bench. Catcher gets two opportunities to have at least one "out" call. Odds are always in his favor. :) Still a cool play. :) P.s. I think my coach is still mad at me. Well, it's been decades, perhaps not as mad :)
The 3rd base ump was even smirking a the fact that they caught the runner lacking
He’s probably been waiting to make that call since the first time he saw a hidden ball trick 😂
Umpires appreciate those players that have their head in the game (multitasking) while seeing the whole field. Well done, Trevino.
He put so much effort into the swinging his arm for the out he had to shake it off twice.
I find it annoying when I see comments like these only to go and rewatch the video to see the person in question has a completely deadpan face
Never viewed the play💩💩💩
The 3rd base ump enjoyed calling that out! 😂
Damn near threw out his own shoulder! 😂
He was very proud of himself
When they put that extra “umph” into that arm throw and cock it back a little more.. you KNOW the fuck w the play
Gotta love good baseball.
I noticed that too, he had a bit of a grin. You know it's some heads up baseball when the ump is smiling
That 3rd base ump was READY for it
He wasn’t just ready, he was excited about it! He’s got a big smile on his face the whole time
@@kylen6430it’s satisfying to see a player make a big play and to know that it’s because you were doing your job well that it wasn’t ruined. He could be thinking to himself something like “oh yeah! Vindication for all those times I’ve forced myself to keep disciplined on my assignments when it’s be so easy to slip up.”
3rd base umps don’t get a lot of action lol
3rd base ump was waiting for it like a coiled snake 😂
Like anytime someone gets caught out with the hidden ball trick. It's like cocaine for a base ump.
3rd base ump really enjoyed calling that. Looked around like “hey! Yall see me just run in there and call that out? Yea I saw that coming. Im too good.”
promote the 3rd base ump who clearly loves the game and his job and get rid of Angel Hernandez
@@rainzerdesuumpire crews rotate around the field clockwise. the official at third was behind home plate the game before. Angel is terrible relative to his peers for sure but 99% of the people talking smack about him online would do eons worse
@@rainzerdesu he retired. U can stop complaining about him now ❤
@@MarcusHalverstram Never. If I know the name of an umpire, he did something wrong.
Like anytime someone gets caught out with the hidden ball trick. It's like cocaine for a base ump.
3rd base ump had to hold back a grin calling that out.
“Please don’t be the White Sox….”
Well, shi-
Surprised they had a runner on third
Heads up baseball is always awesome.
Also only exists because of heads down baseball 😂
White Sox players and fans have our heads down like introverts walking in a crowded space
What a great play! And for the third baseman to pick up on what the catcher is going!
I’d bet they’d have talked about that play previously. Really smart regardless, as of course the natural thing for the runner to be doing is to look over to 1st base to see the call by the ump. Caught him napping!
That's a REALLY REALLY long walk back to the dugout.
Outs like those you just gotta walk back slowly and think about the consequences of ur actions
Not really he stays on the field while a team mate brings his cap and glove, you must of never played before. Dont talk if you do not know what goes on.
@@MrBaltimoreRonok mister perfect his point was understood, but hey you do you.
@@MrBaltimoreRon😂😂😂 Bro calm down.
3rd base ump even had a little smirk after that
3rd base ump was like hell yeah he's out😂
He even looked around like, "did anyone else catch how slick that was? No? Just me? 'twas pretty cool..."
Catchers always be having that high baseball IQ
I wouldn’t say always. We did have Gary Sanchez before.
They are the liaison to the manager. They control a great portion of the game.
Been playing baseball for like 200 years, and almost every game there's something that's like, "Oh never seen that before..."
200 years!!!!
@@TonyCrenshawsLatte I guess it's closer to 400, before cricket and baseball split, but the rules we know today, it's more like 200, lol.
Is there a chill baseball group for guys with injuries or beginners who just want to go through the motions but don’t care about winning
@@platinumpengwinmusic5564how you’ve been playing for a while, do you ever plan on hanging it up
@@nofurtherwest3474pretty much every mens slow pitch softball league is exactly what you described
Where the hell did the 3rd baseman go?!!
Watch the end of the video. He just disappeared.
Ump is starting "you're out " and the 3rd baseman is there, but when ump finishes "you're out" he is gone.
He was already celebrating and running to the dugout. That was the third out! 😂
He teleported to the dugout. Waste no time!
That’s great baseball IQ right there
shuddup
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Trevino is the most underrated catcher in the game. His numbers with runners in scoring position lifetime are over 300 he’s an all star this year l!
High IQ on display!
Angel Hernandez would’ve said the batter swung and the runner was safe at 3rd
Angel would have called it a home run then ejected the fans for heckling him.
Good thing a check swing isn't up to the home plate ump
Angel Hernandez would have called a balk and the runner on third would have scored.
Angel Hernandez would have called interference on the 3rd baseman for getting in the way of the runner.
@Valaran1 actually the plate umpire technically has the power to declare the swing by himself
Yadi would have done that.
That made the 3rd base umpires day.
3rd base umpire was smiling because he knew he’d be featured in a Jomboy video 🙌🏻
Never seen that either. Very heads up and I wonder if this clip will spark more of this? 👏
Love heads up pickoffs!!
I used to sneak in from CF and catch people at 2nd. I was really close with my pitcher and my SS. So we all were always on the same page. Once a guy would get a big lead, my SS made sure he was closer to third than him. Then he’d also start talking to the runner to distract him. Once our pitcher saw him getting too comfy, he knew I’d be sneaking in. Once he turned and gunned to second, it was all over!! We even got one guy twice in the same game, which is super embarrassing!!
Other teams began to try it, but you gotta be smart. Can’t have your pitcher throw a pitch when your charging second base from center. And you gotta do everything you can to stop the ball if he does throw it. I’d have stopped it with my face if necessary!! Ain’t no way I’m embarrassing my whole team by watching it roll out to an unmanned CF while the runner trots to third and then home!! It was risky but we pulled it off about a dozen times, and never once did the runner even get third!! Can’t quite say the same for when the other teams tried it!!🤷🏻♂️😂😂
That was slick
That’s a YADIER MOLINA move.
It looks like you’re in the living room but sounds like you’re in the bathroom
I was just admiring this and remembered I saw it live on Sunday.
Love plays like this
That 3B ump looking around after the animated call, “did everyone see that?! I called him out!”
What a great play. Very smart by Trevino
You know #1 was feeling the pain for being asleep on that one. Awesome play! Also, I love your commentary and your content brother!
Love getting reviews of plays like this. Little gems I wouldn't get to enjoy otherwise. Really adds depth to the sport to get to see stuff like this 🤩
great awareness by the 3rd base ump
Always love watching breakdowns on rare high iq baseball plays
Awesome play by the catcher and 3rd baseman. If 3rd baseman wasn't paying attention, plus know his teammate, it doesn't happen
It was an amazing job by Catcher and 3rd baseman
That’s a Yadi move right there, way to keep your head on a swivel
Great clip. I love heads up plays like that. Like the Packers Randall Cobb play on the step out.
Heads up baseball is always a great phrase to hear
I thought that time is called when there's an appeal of a swing. You learn something new everyday.
Good stuff. I personally think catchers are the most important position in baseball. Love it. Rock on.
Okay, what's up with Jom's eyes? I smell a filter.
3rd base coach is halfway home yelling about a hot dog and a coke.
And the third base ump appreciate it too. His face said "holy goddamn... That was sweet. Glad I caught it. Haha"
Even the 3rd base umpire had little smirk. Dude loves ball
That is some thing I must say I have never seen before, and it is a very headsup play.
The third base umpire looked like he ran up and punched the runner in the face lol
Catcher's version of "whoop, got your nose!!!"
This is why you actually pay attention to the person with the damn ball.
Not only that, but that third base ump, man. He looked so excited. That's an ump to respect.
That's like an active hidden ball trick. Brilliant.
The YES commentators didn't even spot that Trevino wasn't looking toward 1st base - and they replayed this more than once. I guess the production booth didn't give them the right view.
3rd base ump: "oh yeah didn't I look cool"
🤭
I like seeing heads up plays like this, i was a descent catcher
Baseball requires a lot of awareness
It couldn't have happened without the third baseman being alert.
Play of the Year. Love The Game within the game!
Ump was feelin himself after that one
Very smart on the catchers part
Perseverance and humility make your channel stand out. Congrats!
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I always coached my softball players "and then...". Told them "if there are 4 outs, or a double play possibility, go for it. Practice it til you get a 4th out & if they change a call or miss it, you got your next play completed."
Leave NO doubt.
I’ve never seen that in over 30 years of watching baseball. Proving again, every game has the potential to reveal a play never before seen. And that is why baseball is the best game of all time.
I love Trevy so much. I hope they lock him up long term, he's an incredible game caller, manages the staff so well, and then pulls shit like this
But it takes BOTH the catcher and 3rd baseman to make heads up plays there. Chances are they talked about this play before hand and looked for opportunities to make it work.
Cedanne finally seems to be getting into the rhythm. Great defense tonight, and a homer
The catcher channeled his inner Yadier Molina.
Now that's a catcher that's paying attention to what is going on!!! Great play 😁😁
Heads up umpiring.
3rd Base Ump: Plot twist. I’m the main character.
That 3rd base ump was even ready for it
catcher, drummer, goalie. same breed .game-changers
This is one of those “brain is bigger than the blimp above” high IQ plays
This is one i feel like if it wasn't the Yankees, there would be no breakdown, lol
Def did this shit all the time or would throw to third before strike 3 was called…worked 95% of the time until one ump told me not to show him up like that lol
I played with a catcher that pulled that crap all the time. He was by far the smartest basketball player I ever played ball with.
Thats an old college baseball play that was popular in the 90’s and early 2000’s. Wichita State use to run that a lot and back pick 2nd. Every time the runner looks to the ump.
That Trevino guy is an incredible player whose brilliance hardly shows up on the stat sheet.
Getting picked off has got to be the worst feeling I had as a baseball player. Feels worse than making an error on a routine play
Gary Sanchez could never
Lol. The truth hurts!
Not the first time ive seen the white sox caught out like this. There was the game ending double play in detroit where the runner didnt check to see if the ball was going to be caught or not and was well around second when the ball was caught and the relay to first was well in time.
Having a smart catcher is such an advantage.
Trevino has been a pleasure to watch as a yankee
This is how A J Pierzynski started the Chicago White Sox rally in the '05 World Series! A J was thrown a strike 3 ball, but being a Catcher he knew he wasn't out until the Home Plate Umpire called him out! The pitcher was leaving the mound and AJ advanced to 1st base, while the man on base moved to 3rd base!😅 And after rule book revue, the play standed
Catcher always the smartest pure player in the field. A great catcher that can call a beautiful game and give people info on batters and pitchers is invaluable. Look how much Houston misses Maldonado. He can’t hit but those guys loved pitching to him
If the umpire was Angel Hernandez at 3rd, that runner was safe.
That was Trevino catching for Yankees vs. CWS last week.
Beautiful baseball. I got no problem with that ump smirking or whatever else because he was aware and ready to make a call. Angel Hernandez would’ve been staring in the crowd or something.
Reminds me of the perfect game, the unexpected play at the unexpected time 😂
Never seen that in 55 years of baseball. Brilliant play
Tricked, Backstabbed, and most certainly, Bamboozled
Great play, unlike the Brewers' catcher letting the runner steal home.
That's next level baseball. I'm glad he is a Yankee.
props to the 3rd baseman for being ready for that
What a mix, gotta love it.
Really smart play, I've not seen it before either!
many a person has gotten complacent seeing the possible strike out . . . ok only one person that i know of . . ok ok it was me. I wandered towards home in the direction of our bench.
Catcher gets two opportunities to have at least one "out" call. Odds are always in his favor. :)
Still a cool play. :)
P.s. I think my coach is still mad at me. Well, it's been decades, perhaps not as mad :)
When i played high school no ome ever looked walking back to 3rd.
As a catcher ...I approve. noiice!
sums up the sox season lmao
I love my team but come on guys you are killin me . . . .