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'Greatest Fan Grab Ever?' Dad Barehands A 415-Foot Foul Ball While Holding Drink
An isolated fan in Baltimore’s Camden Yards upper deck may now stand alone among foul-ball catchers. (Watch the video below.)
Tim Byer one-handed a drive that rocketed 108.5 miles an hour off the bat of the Cleveland Guardians’ Josh Naylor, MLB reported.
The ball traveled an estimated 415 feet before Byer snagged it while holding a drink and a cell phone in the other hand.
He held up the ball and his belongings, then tipped his cap to applause.
Right place, right time for this @Orioles fan. 🤯 pic.twitter.com/C9Au0VZ6m5
— MLB (@MLB) June 24, 2024
“When you’re good, you’re good,” Byer said afterward in the clip below.
"When you're good, you're good."@Orioles fan Tim Byer was all jokes after what could possibly be the fan catch of the year. 😂 pic.twitter.com/5ZgKnEolKy
— MLB (@MLB) June 25, 2024
Maybe better than that.
MLB.com wondered whether it might be the “greatest fan grab ever?”
Byer, of Pasadena, Maryland, said he was an outfielder on a state championship baseball team in the 1990s.
But on Monday he was taking in the game between the Guardians and home team Orioles while his wife and daughter were playing in the bounce house elsewhere in the stadium, MLB.com reported.
They missed a heckuva catch.
Byer’s highlight reel play also seemed to happen without drama, which isn’t always the case.
The Orioles lost, 3-2. Maybe they could have used Byer in the lineup.
