EVERY ANGLE of Johan Rojas LEAPING CATCH in Centerfield
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- EVERY ANGLE of Johan Rojas LEAPING CATCH in Centerfield
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0:00 TBS Broadcast
0:14 Replay, Franzke Call
0:25 Fan View, Centerfield (credit @luke.Hedrick on Instagram)
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I love how the entire stadium went completely quiet and then erupted quickly after Rojas made the catch.
Electric!!
Kid is a rookie. Just made it to the Major League. Give the kid kudos for his ability to catch the ball.
Braves fans: If it wasn't for the unfair playoff format he wouldn't have made the catch
This is great 😂😂😂
Also, a reporter leaked a discussion about catches from their locker room, and gave Rojas fuel. SO unfair.
'A little shaky'. What stupid nonsense coming from a guy who watches no baseball, or at least not enough to know when a fielder is tracking a ball. Heard that same shit from Mad Dog Russo, another guy who doesn't know how to watch baseball. He called it an overrated catch. The only guy who called it right was Franzke, because, unlike those other two clowns, he watches the game and understands what he's watching. Rojas had it measured the whole way, took a flawless route to the ball, adjusted his angle for the wall, and even had the presence of mind to call off Marsh. The catch was never 'shaky', never in doubt for a second. Just like Harris' catch in Game 2. Rojas said after the game, if anything's hit his way, he's catching it. 'Shaky'... The only thing shaky is the baseball acumen of 99% of the broadcasters and pundits who pretend to cover the sport.
Reminds you of the out he made to win the game in the first game he played with the Phillies this summer! He' is a fantastic addition to the team. Loved watching him in Reading too.
all the armchair athletes that peaked in middle school PE class saying its nothing special. lets see you run full speed at an awkward wall corner sticking out and make that catch in a high pressure series and game shifting situation. fun fact, Harris tried to make the same play in a much safer area of that same wall, without the corner sticking out during the 2022 NLDS. he failed miserably allowing JT an inside the park homer.
Exactly! Rojas ran a 102 ft for this baseball and got up to a max speed of 28.4 ft/s. As you said, that’s not easy task while running toward an awkward wall corner!
That's were you get a triple if it hits low on that wall and goes God knows where.
Exactly, I’ve seen plenty of inside the Parkers off that wall
Fans telling him he had room is peak Philly baseball fans
Gotta love it haha
To everyone saying this catch isn’t difficult, they are not realizing how oddly shaped the wall is. If the ball was hit a little farther he could have very easily smashed into the corner. He did an awesome job of feeling out the wall, then making the catch
If the ball was hit a little further it would have been a difficult catch...
If he doesn't catch this ball he gets absolutely crucified by the media. This is a ball a major league center fielder should catch 100/100 times
Covered 102 ft to get there. Max sprint speed 28.4 ft/s. It looks routine because Johan Rojas makes it look routine but covering that distance with the corner of the wall jutting out like that in CBP is far from an easy task.
@@phillyinsiderpodcastthat's fine, he's a professional athlete.
He got a good jump on the ball and he's fast. But I'm telling you If he didn't catch that ball he would have gotten shit for it. If you're a professional center fielder and you want to stay in the majors.. that's a routine catch
NYYstateofmind I wasn’t responding to you just to clarify. But It’s still not a routine catch for all the reasons i stated.. I’ve been a Phillies fan for my entire life and I’ve seen countless center fielders miss that baseball bc they can’t get there in time or because they’re worried ab the wall.
Love how they were able to include outfield fan video.
Kid learns to hit a better in the off season he's gonna be amazing next year.
not that bad of a hitter
@@yuy389was 4 for 43, guess you didn’t watch how he was an automatic out
@@MrZish536 number 9 hitter should of never been a decider in the playoffs. him hitting like shit should never of mattered
Rigged
Cope
Just a few millimeters over the ball and it’s a slam for Ronald ugh that ball hung up there for a century 😡
That catch was a little exaggerated, although it was a very nice catch it wasn’t that hard . There are outfielders that can certainly make that play and wouldn’t make it look that hard , I think because of the situation of the game and what it meant and the crowd noise made it look hard .
it gets pretty difficult when its the NLDS against the team that beat you the year before with a packed-out MLB stadium (upwards of 40,000 people) relying on you to cover a lot of ground and make a play
@@Temptazer Over 46,800 at this game 😏
@@irunfastxc7288 the park has a capacity of 43k..?
The take that this wasn’t as hard of a catch as it looks is garbage😂 obviously it’s easy for us to see the wall but Rojas is trusting his surroundings to make a great play
He was obviously concerned about that corner that juts out and how much real estate he had left. But it was still a knee knocking moment. Jimmy Rollins said he’s seen balls hit there drop a lot because of the way the wall is shaped.
Someone needs to tell Kimberly to look at film of his delivery. He is dropping his roughy shoulder like 5 or 6 inches. Thus his arm slot is horrible. Looks like he is pitching thru pain...
I think he’s always pitched like that, probably wouldn’t have fist pumped so emphatically if it really hurt him bad
In April or May, that’s a routine catch. “Leaping”? Come on bruh.🤦♂️
Went full speed, ran a total of 102 ft from his starting position and reached 28.4 ft/second to go get a ball that was headed right for an awkward corner of the fence that juts out at CBP. Lifelong Phillies fan and I’ve seen countless center fielders miss that ball at all times of the year.
But yeah sure, it’s a routine catch lol.
@@phillyinsiderpodcast 102 ft? Dude 🤦
@@phillyinsiderpodcast he ran 22 steps at most
I didn’t just make up a number: x.com/MLBNetwork/status/1712983274102943919?s=20
Nice try 😂😂🤦♂️🤦♂️
Craig got so lucky. He needs be be demoted to 6-7th inning and only pitch clean innings
6th-7th and whichever of those innings the bottom of the order is. Couldn’t even take care of the bottom of the order today tho.
Not being able to hold runners on and then tipping his pitches with a runner at 2nd is a major issue.
This catch sold me out of $280
made that look alot harder than it actually was
Covered 102 ft to get there. Max sprint speed 28.4 ft/s. Covering that distance with the corner of the wall jutting out like that in CBP is far from an easy task.
I guess you could have made that catch.
Right lol
As a cricket fan,I can't find anything special about the catch.
As a baseball fan I think ur sport looks ridiculously easy. Softball with a paddle. Fuck outta here
Covered 102 ft to get there. Max sprint speed 28.4 ft/s. It looks routine because Johan Rojas makes it look routine but covering that distance with the corner of the wall jutting out like that in CBP is far from an easy task.
Room room room. lol. Love it
Ikr 😂😂 gotta love the fan assist
uh o k ,i see this about every night during baseball season, to me it just look like a routine catch ,my humble opinion
Covered 102 ft to get there. Max sprint speed 28.4 ft/s. It looks routine because Johan Rojas makes it look routine but covering that distance with the corner of the wall jutting out like that in CBP is far from an easy task.
ah yes, running 100+ feet extremely fast and shaky then jumping is a routine catch. Seriously dude