Greatest Trick Plays in Baseball History

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[benprewitt]

5:13...I'd never seen that one, never heard of it...that was amazing. Just absolutely AMAZING.

[lowes]

As a first baseman in 1969 high school ball, I pulled that move off once. It was awesome... a great memory.

[ronmexico]

The first person that said "keep your eye on the ball" was on to something.

[erictaylor]

0:15 He's like, "Are you kidding me?"

[tylerjohnson]

Trick plays in any sport are so much more entertaining than any sport.

[caseycarsonii]

I’ll admit some of these were pretty dirty but still well executed 😂

[DrummerJacob]

@0:48 - Tries to hi-five a cheers.

Super trick play.

[theguyinmaine]

This is why baseball is the best game ever invented. Even though nothing is going on, the game is still under way. You never know what's going to happen or when.

[OutgrownThings]

That Miami/Wichita one was absolutely amazing.

[bradfilippone]

I can remember a Red Sox game in the Eighties--I don't remember the opponent--when Bill Buckner was the runner on first. The camera happened to be on him when he was just about to take a step off the base, and he suddenly stopped and grabbed the opposing first baseman's glove and looked in it to see if he still had the ball. He didn't, so Buckner proceeded to take his leadoff. He was a first baseman himself, and wasn't going to fall for that trick.

[charlitoguzman]

That hidden ball trick from the minor league game where the runner from second took off to third thinking it was a pass ball was excellent. The third baseman applied the tag. Hahaha. Got ya!

[bennoakes]

So amazing....especially the first one. Tricking a guy who isn't even looking at your fake throw, isn't tricking him at all.

[blackwaterdogs]

Another one : Forgot who the Yankees were playing, but A-Rod was running from second to third after a high pop-up was hit, and he (allegedly) yelled "I got it !" as he ran, causing the opposing players to let the ball fall to the ground.

[peterp]

I want to say the Uribe one was a particularly good instance of heads-up play by the defense. As the video shows it at least, It looks like Uribe only had his head down for a second or two (not with his back turned, getting up from a big slide, etc) and the fielders went thru all their machinations right in front of him.

[thunderhorse]

Man I can't wait for baseball to start up again. Even though we're only getting a fraction of a season it's still baseball!!!

[scottpanek]

Makes me love baseball again. Love the trickerery!

[ChrisBrengel]

0:16 LMAO brilliant! #13 must have felt so stupid!


I am 53 years old, having been watching baseball my whole life, and have never seen these before! They're brilliant!

[lorriesmith]

I love baseball and these plays make it that much more fun!

[hollandsalomon]

Went from electrifying mouse traps to baseball trick plays. Going on YouTube at 2am in bed is always weird.

[IBBXI]

I'm a little confused by this video as my only knowledge of baseball is from Wii Sports