Goins surprises Frazier with the hidden ball trick

Ryan Goins fakes the throw, then catches Todd Frazier off the bag to end the top of the third inning.

[@darkoanton5]

hahaha Anytime Yankee gets fooled is a good time.

[@HeyStripes]

After hitting that kid with the foul ball ,I can't blame Frazier for not being 100% focused

[@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co]

Hey Stripes Yeah, you’ve got a valid point.

[@DaddyYardie]

I was just thinking nobody does this any more this morning. Lol

[@mosthatedny2243]

Rookie of the year

[@rascallyrabbit717]

that was so wizard

[@danglingbooger3865]

What's less surprising is how Michael Kay NEVER knows what's going on. I've seen broadcasts (formerly NJ resident) of how managers/players would get ejected and Michael Kay would wonder why someone else is taking their spot after. Plus, he goes into heart attack mode everytime a Yankee does something that really isn't spectacular to begin with

[@hhattonaom9729]

REKT

[@lordemed1]

Luv it when the Yankees screw up.

[@davidlafleche1142]

It was OBVIOUSLY Russian interference!

[@maximusart]

hahahahhahahahahaaa

[@PlutoTheSecond]

I have never been a fan of the hidden ball trick. Once a play is over, it's over, and it's stupid that fielders are allowed to try and extend a play past its face value in the hopes that a baserunner will screw up like this because the baserunner has no excuse to do so. And BTW, I'm a Jays fan.

[@brandonfrancey5592]

This isn't football, the game isn't a series of plays. The ball is always live until time is called and something can always happen. The hidden ball is great because it catches players that get lazy and assume the play is over.

[@jayit6851]

You're probably one of those people who support "pace of play" rule changes

[@JoeSmith-st9lc]

Professional MLB players have NO excuse to not pay attention and start slacking. They should ALWAYS know where the ball is. Hell I learned this back in little league. If he got got by this trick, he deserved it.