Mariners, Foul ball
Watch: Seattle Mariners’ fan snags two foul balls on back-to-back pitches
Any baseball fan would love to catch a foul ball during a game. One Seattle Mariners’ fan caught two foul balls ... on back-to-back pitches!
Watch: Mariners fan catches two foul balls on consecutive pitches
A lucky Mariners fan walked away with foul balls off the bat of Josh Rojas on consecutive pitches during the first inning of Monday night's game.
The Mariners broadcast had a great reaction after the same fan astonishingly caught foul balls on back-to-back pitches
A Seattle Mariners fan caught a foul ball on BACK-TO-BACK PITCHES, deep down the left field line at T-Mobile Park. The amazing feat as seen and heard on the Root Sports Northwest Mariners broadcast. pic.twitter.com/Sf2s2831uc
Lucky Mariners fan catches foul balls on consecutive pitches
Some of us never come close to catching a foul ball while attending a baseball game. But one Seattle Mariners fan on Monday night must have been carrying a horseshoe or four-leaf clover on him after he caught foul balls on consecutive pitches.
What are the odds? Mariners fan catches two straight foul balls
A fan in Seattle miraculously catches foul balls on consecutive pitches.
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