Inside-the-Park Home Run Ends with Marvelous Flip at Home for LSU Player
Hitting an inside-the-park home run hardly needs a grand finish, but this LSU player seems to be the flashy type.ย
Big Lead reports on an exhausting run around the bases for one college baseball player that ends in a brief and presumably nauseating flight through the air.ย
It all went down in the sixth inning of this week's game between LSU and Ole Miss.ย ย
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Raph Rhymes, who, incidentally, has the coolest name in sports at the moment, hits a shot to center, which bounces past the center fielder. Rhymes races around second and gets the go-ahead to sprint for home. It's at this point that we notice our slugger here is running out of steam.ย
Of course, that means a close play at home is at hand.ย
An Ole Miss player makes a tenuous throw that brings catcherย Stuart Turner out toward third base. That's when Rhymes gets his legs taken out and goes head-over-heels, but he takes it like a champ.
As if hitting an inside-the-park dinger wasn't exhausting enough, Rhymes was forced to pull off some acrobatics just to make it home safely.ย
LSU would go on to win the game 7-1 behind four home runsโone of which was far more labor intensive than the others.ย
This particular play was like getting a free dessert from a restaurant, only to walk outside and get an ice cream cone handed to you. This Rhymes kid found a way to make an inside-the-park slam all the more scintillating.ย
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