Great Play by 9 Year Old Throwing Out Runner at Plate

Left handed catcher 🤯

What a toss! Perfect position by the catcher to not block the plate, but to make sure hes able to tag right away... well coached. That only happens to kids who work at home with it too. Congrats to the parents. Youll be watching good baseball games.

I said "holy shit" to seeing a left-handed catcher!

They won't run on that 9-year-old center feilder again

The ump said “ holy shiet”

Center Fielder ain't messin' around!

The left handed catcher though you never see that bro

Im a lefty catcher too

That's a helluva throw for a youngster. I agree with Blue, Holy Shit !!

Great play…great toss …excellent…but what also makes this perfect…is the catcher positioning..not blocking the plate…not in the way..off to the side right where he needs to be…great team effort 👏👏👏👍👍👍❤

Is that ford park by chance

Catcher played the throw absolutely perfect

I refereed soccer for years and every so often I'd see a kid do something that had me saying the same thing.

These boys play baseball

That was on a rope, 😂😂

I hosed a runner out at 3rd 2 Days ago by a mile

He actually said holy sht I need a beer

I’d seen a 9 year second baseman retrieve a ball that went passed the right fielder all the way to the fence, the tying run was heading to third and going home. He then through a dart without a bounce to second base and the hitter slide into the tag by the shortstop before his team could score and it was the last out of the game. - Later in the season in the championship game with the bases loaded and no outs in the last inning in another one run game. Coach removed his pitching son, moved this boy from second base and he struck out the 2nd, 3rd and 4th batter’s in order. Coach ran out and threw the boy high in the air. - Years later this boy became a phenomenal third baseman and could pitch 95-miles an hour. Said no to the pros and is doing cancer research at Stanford.

Remember, this is 9 year olds playing on a smaller field. The throw was right behind 2nd base and thrown to home. Impressive, but not as impressive as if they were playing on a high school field

I have seen I lefty Catcher