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Schoop hit a three run homer last night and everyone missed it.

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From the behind homeplate angle of the ball in flight, it looks as if it changes direction but from the side angle, there's no way. 

 

Blue Jay's fans have been working on their arm strenght and aim, but that would be a Reagan era star wars ballistic intercept if they managed to connect with the ball.

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17 minutes ago, eddie83 said:

 

Maybe I am losing it,  but doesn't that ball change direction? Even on that second video, it doesn't look right. 

 

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At least you are in the process of losing it.

Some of us never even had it in the first place. )) :noidea: 

 

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I think it is just an optical illusion caused by the contrasting colors in the background.  It doesn't really change directions, IMO.  Really, the stands are behind the fence, so there doesn't seem to be any logical way it could hit the face of the stands and rebound at a curve to hit the wall.

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4 minutes ago, Number5 said:

 

It might have been worth a shot at a challenge, though. You never know what the guy in New York is going to do. )  xD

 

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I would have ruled it a home run.

 

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