When watching baseball, if you lose track of a live fly ball off the bat, the easiest way to locate it is usually to watch the outfielder's reaction. Photo / MLB.com
When watching baseball, if you lose track of a live fly ball off the bat, the easiest way to locate it is usually to watch the outfielder's reaction.
But if you relied on Marlins rightfielder Marcell Ozuna yesterday, there's a good chance you missed the action.
Ozuna lost track of a ball that flew off the bat of Will Venable of the Padres, and for good reason: it was out of the park.
-nzherald.co.nz
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