Daulton Varsho certainly took a catch on Tuesday. But was it a great catch?
Very, very few people could never flash their glove like the central field player of Toronto Blue Jays did it during the seventh round (video above), but he needed to do it only because he stumbled on his own feet on the warning track. He went from a brutal error to one of the most incredible strengths of the MLB season, with guilt and credit on Varsho.
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So maybe not an excellent grip, but certainly entertaining, and a strange, and which probably leaves you more impressed by a player who made the rare transition of the central field player in the Golden Glove. We could delay on the call for taking the year.
The 28 -year -old voltiseur made his season in season after missing most of April while recovering from the rotator cuff he was undergoing last September. His catch came to the detriment of the Red Sox's head striker, Jarren Duran.
What Varsho could not catch was the circuits by Duran, Alex Bregman, Kristian Campbell, Rafael Devers and Wilyer Abreu A 10-2 Red Sox victory. The Blue Jays rank at the worst of the MLB with 42 circuits allowed this season, and the second at Home Runs in attack with 16.
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Varsho comes out of a season in which he won his first Gold Gold prize in career, after being remarkable behind the marble during his time with the Arizona Diamondbacks. He is particularly precious as a defender, the question has always been that he can be struck enough to stay in alignment.
