Sanchez goes headfirst into dugout on catch

9/19/13: Tony Sanchez goes headfirst into the Padres' dugout after leaning over the railing to make an impressive grab on a foul popup

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[TimothyWenger]

I like how the Padres were good sports and made sure he was ok

[allieday]

He made a really good catch. he was full extension and then leaned over as far as he could go and caught it and didn’t care about what was gonna happen to him if he tried for it. Great play.

[jacksonzinsmeyer]

after he got up he should have asked for seeds

[SuleyDina]

I dont understand this game, but love watching so many hot guys runing

[braydonmeyers]

That second angle shows just how hard he hit the ground #TonyTwoBags

[skeletons]

Jeez that was a good catch. He landed so hard how is he okayyy.

[sportsygirl]

I remember watching that and boy was I worried that he was seriously hurt. Glad he wasn't and was able to finish the game.

[brettfletchall]

looks like mike moustakes but he had fans to break his fall

[nicholaswoodlock]

Here we go here we go here we go let's go bucks

[nevanlee]

When is it a catch and carry. Because I dove on concrete to catch a foul ball and they called a catch and carry.

[jmad]

Fantastic catch. I hope the Yankees get him.

[Arjay]

I know he's an opposing player, you don't need to help him catch the ball (like by  holding him right at the top of the rails, but they could at least bend down so if he does go over he at least doesn't hit his head or something. MLB players seem to want to win at any cost even if that means an opposing player needs to get seriously hurt for them to win.

[skippy]

I don't like the fact that the Padres players weren't there to catch him in case he fell, not professional.