The Chicago White Sox turned an extremely unconventional triple play on Friday night, and let’s just say it was one of the highlights of their right fielder’s life.
The exceptionally unconventional triple play, which was scored 9-3-2-6-2-5, was the first of its kind in Major League history. For White Sox right fielder Adam Eaton, it’s right up there with his marriage and the birth of his kids.
Eaton on triple play: "Besides marrying my wife and the birth of my kid, to be honest with you, that's high up there. It was unbelievable.
— Scott Merkin (@scottmerkin) April 23, 2016
Hey, you know, I can’t judge. Triple plays are cool, even at this stage of the season, and it has to be even cooler to be a part of a team that turns one.
I just have one thing to say, though. Prince Fielder messing up a baserunning play around third? Never seen that before.
