Rare No-Look plays in baseball history

[@JSeriously]

As a hockey goalie, I love seeing this. It’s better to trust your instincts than it is to trust your eyes.

[@jhanks2012]

they went a little overboard with the no-look flips to second base imo. i get it, it looks cool, but that base has never moved the entire time those players have been playing baseball since they were children. if you know where you are and know where the base is, you don't need to turn and look. it doesn't take a spectacular stroke of genius to do it.

[@MorellaReeck]

HEY kislux !! I have been watching you for years and im so proud of where you have made it! I love you so much! Also thanks for making my day

[@stevesando6695]

dude...probably the coolest baseball vid i've ever seen

[@vernoningram5421]

Did this once, filling in during my friend’s practice after I had quit playing, early high school. Playing 2nd baseman, shot up the middle, I’m running left to right (I.e. the ball is coming to my left/ blind side). Had to full-reach and hop the last stride, eyes pointed at the dirt cause as I reached I couldn’t keep my head up. just stuck my glove out and up where I thought the ball was and felt the smack in my glove. Coolest baseball moment I ever had lol

[@d0dgecity]

I swear I would cancel the MLB if we could get World Baseball classic every year. That is the best and most fun baseball I've ever seen.

[@DavidSinanan]

Pretty impressive collection. I hadn't seen quite a few of these, and I've seen 'most' of the famous highlight reels at this point. There's usually a play or two I haven't seen in replay, but never 'this' many in one spot. I think these plays are some of my favorite types. Home run robberies are up there too. Stealing bases. I like hitting etc, but plays in the field are the most exciting. Good video.

[@juno4494]

I love the communication at :34. Either 5 or 6 could have made the play, but 6 must have called him off due to his better throwing angle--well done.

[@d0dgecity]

If they think the pitcher catching it behind their back is impressive, it happens literally ten times a game in MLB the Show 24 🤣🤣

[@d0dgecity]

Btw, to close out the video, GOTTA BE QUICKER TO GET THE GOAT

[@jasonkornfeld8428]

It is incredibly ironic that the only Omar Vizquel play is him hitting against the Indians. You could have made a video of just him and Robbie

[@TopherOKeefe]

It’s almost as if these men of world-class elite hand/eye coordination have world-class elite hand/eye coordination! 😉

[@bmxfreakxyo]

Having not watched the whole video yet I’m really hoping Brandon Marsh’s no look catch is on here.

[@bmxfreakxyo]

It wasn’t 😢

[@lichang-l3m]

there are some people do have eyes at their backs

[@JonathanAufderheide-ln8pr]

4:32 the *other* Max Muncy 🤣

[@jeremygeller9145]

“Willie mays has been helping him with his outfielding” damn for someone my age willie feels so long ago but he really wasn’t

[@billmcnealofwnyxnewyork]

My comment got lost in the sun, but here it is anyway.

[@CraigBrown-sq9zy]

You could make an entire Video of Brandon Phillips no looks….my fav? THE BIG SEXY !!!! “He’s going to live forever!” 🤣

[@pedro190606]

The compilation is very good but without replays become a bshit

[@TheHaubs11tx]

So I know that a no look play is statistically less likely and if you’ve ever played sports and you’ve dropped something like your phone and without looking, you know where to put your foot, it’s called spatial awareness, and to get to that level you have to have impeccable, spatial awareness I’m not saying it’s not cool Because you up your percentage and your advantage by having site on something but the ability to do that comes with practice and honing your craft I am clearly not a professional athlete, but I routinely like to surprise my coworkers when someone’s tossing something to somebody, and then no look, snatching it out of the air I get it right I get it wrong but it’s just something you feel and if you don’t have that ability and you don’t have it by the age of 10 you’re probably not gonna get it and if you’re not intelligent enough to recognize you have that ability you’re probably going to lose it That’s what separates humans and I believe that on every single level of everything and the most important part of it is being intelligent enough to recognize that comes with emotions ability what’s being said to you how other people act if you’re not picking up on things and just Ing through then you’re part of the 70% garbage that’s on this planet