You know, today was day two of the baseball season because the Dodgers and Cubs played another

game in Japan at 6 a.m. Did you watch any of that take? Game number two? I did not. Well,

you missed a couple of interesting things. I just know the Dodgers won. They did one again. They

did. Rokey Sasaki made his major league debut. Look nasty. Couldn't throw a strike, but the Dodger bullpen did a fine job. They scored six runs, no Freddie Freeman, no mooky bets, they won, blah, blah, blah, whatever. But in the

sixth inning of this game, something peculiar happened. Ian Hap had a pop-up to third base,

and Max Muncie, the Dodgers' third baseman, kind of leaned into the stands to make the play,

and a fan made a really good catch

appearing to steal the baseball away

from Max Muncie.

Here's the way it was described on the Fox

broadcast earlier this morning.

Lunching over that netting, it looked like he had it in the glove.

Oh no, the other guy caught.

Oh, it's the other black glove that was out there.

Muncie and that gentleman's glove of the same color.

Oh.

Both flash in the leather and the fan got the souvenir instead.

That fan they're talking about actually played in the national football league.

Yes.

I thought he was making a bad slip there for a second.

Oh, what?

What he said what?

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