@@spanzotab That's not rare though. There were Giants teams in the 80's and 90's where they had tons of really good fielders and a bunch of pitchers who got a lot of ground balls. And a few double plays in a game was just normal for them. I mean, the most double plays in a game is 7. Two just isn't that big of a deal.
@@cadymccallan5519Probably nothing. Teams will absolutely toss you for doing it deliberately, but they don't want to be seen tossing a kid who obviously knows he messed up and feels like shit.
You're showing multiple plays that are basically the same thing. Wild pitches on intentional walks, players doing goofy things with cups, balls juggled and then caught. How are these the rarest oddities if you are finding very modern footage of the same type of play?
I've come to complain about the title of this video. Adding "st" or "est" to the end of words like "Rare" is the same as prefixing it with "most". So "Rarest" literally means "Most rare"... Your video title triggers me
