Jake McCarthy Makes History with Unassisted Double Play for Rockies
Rockies' McCarthy turns rare unassisted DP for OF
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Jake McCarthy of the Colorado Rockies achieved a rare feat by executing the first unassisted double play by an outfielder in Major League Baseball since 2015. This remarkable play occurred during a game against the Pittsburgh Pirates, which the Rockies won 10-4.
- 01Jake McCarthy executed the first unassisted double play by an outfielder since 2015.
- 02The play occurred during the Rockies' game against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
- 03McCarthy caught a sinking line drive from Bryan Reynolds while sprinting.
- 04He stepped on second base to complete the double play with Oneil Cruz near third.
- 05The Rockies secured a 10-4 victory in the game.
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In a standout moment for the Colorado Rockies, Jake McCarthy made baseball history by executing the first unassisted double play by an outfielder in Major League Baseball since 2015. This remarkable play took place during a game against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Wednesday night. McCarthy charged in on a sinking line drive hit by Bryan Reynolds, catching the ball while sprinting to make the second out of the first inning. With Oneil Cruz, who started on second base, nearing third, McCarthy continued his run toward the infield, stepping on second base to complete the double play. The Rockies won the game decisively with a score of 10-4.
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