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VIDEO: Josh Reddick scales wall, makes unreal catch

Written by Joe Lucia on .

Oakland Athletics right fielder Josh Reddick is having a fantastic year offensively, but tonight in Toronto, he added some defensive mojo to his resume. In the bottom of the second, Blue Jays outfielder Travis Snider hit a ball deep to right center, and Reddick went up for the catch. Instead of just settling under it or leaping like most players do, Reddick grabbed a hold of the chain link fence in right, pulled himself up the wall, and waited for the ball to fall into his glove. Spiderman-esque, no?

The A's went on to crush the Blue Jays 16-0 in a complete rout that saw Toronto catcher Jeff Mathis pitch the ninth inning of the game.

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1 comments
Ryan318
Ryan318

yeah...like he really NEEDED to leap to make that catch...he hung on the fence and caught it at a level he could have caught it at by standing on the ground. We're not talking Jim Edmunds head first grab toward the fence here!

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