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Which was the best play from Major League Baseball on Sunday?

Was it Jack Wilson turning a triple play or the Cubs robbing Prince Fielder of a grand slam?

the triple play. triple plays hardley ever happen. Robbing of homeruns dont happen that much eithier but more often then triple plays.that was an awsome triple play though. The runners had left already and the postion of the hit and the pirates throws were amazing

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6 Responses to “Which was the best play from Major League Baseball on Sunday?”

  1. probably the trip cause that actually didnt let any1 score unlike tha rob that let whats his name score so thats my opinion.
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  2. the triple play. triple plays hardley ever happen. Robbing of homeruns dont happen that much eithier but more often then triple plays.that was an awsome triple play though. The runners had left already and the postion of the hit and the pirates throws were amazing
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  3. jack wilson triple play
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    i am in the playpen whith mildred

  4. Well, I would pick the Home Run Robber. If he wouldn’t have caught that, the Brewers would have probably won.
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  5. i♥the OAKLAND ATHLETICS on January 19th, 2010 at 7:23 pm

    Reed Johnson hands down. Triple plays are awesome, but he just saved a grand slam, which is pretty rare considering some players wouldn’t try to even attempt to catch it or just wouldn’t be able to. I think Reed Johnson gets is the best play. you should have saw the expression of shock Fielder had on his face
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  6. as far as Best play I gotta go with the baby bears robbing Prince,the other play was just a little hump back liner that the runners were moving on.
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