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Jose Caballero For the last 24 hours he put a defensive clinic, both on the field and on the field.
On Friday night, he robbed Ben Rice from a home run on the right ground.
Saturday afternoon, playing a short foot, Tampa Bay Rays Utility Man was at the front end of one of the crazy double performances in recent memory.
In a row against New York Yankees, a red-virtue Paul Goldschmidt He came with bases filled at the top of the first inning and without exit.
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Tampa Bay Rays Short Stop Jose Caballero throws the ball into the first base to go out against Miami Marlins during the eighth inning on the tropicana field. (Kim Clement Neitzel/USA Today Sports)
It was a scenario nightmare for Rays Pitcher Shane Baz, and Goldschmidt was still getting worse, hitting a 105 mph MHPH.
But the base was in good hands with Caballer.
The 28-year-old did not initially come up with the ball clean, but he managed to keep in front of him. And he had no other choice but to draw his best Jason Celce a false presentation.
Tampa Bay Rays short headquarters Jose Caballero captures the ball on the second base to go against Philadelphia Phillies during the fourth Inning at Charlotte Sports Park. (Kim Clement Neitzel/Imagins Images)
Caballero first made the ball to Brandon Lowe, and he fired for the first time. Goldschmidt initially ruled safe, but reprise showed that Yankee’s first base had missed the base, so she judged a double game.
The runner on the third goal, and the next Bater, Jazz Chisholm, brought him home. But without a wizard of Caballer, it could be much longer inning.
Trent Grisham came in another inning for the Yankees to bring a 3-0 lead.
Caballero was on the right ground on Friday night, when he robbed Ricea, another red Yankee Slugger, a double goal.
The Yankees won 1-0 on Friday.
Tampa Bay Rays Outfielder Jose Caballero robs New York Yankees the first Ben Rice pool (not pictured) hit during the eighth inning on George M. Steinbrenner. (Dave Nelson/Imagins Images)
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The rays are 8-12, while New York drives a winning series of five games with 13-7.
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