When the Milwaukee Brewers were able to catch the Chicago Cubs in a rundown situation, it was an amazing moment. You didn’t think you would see it again in baseball. The play itself was odd, and Chicago acted like little leaguers in the field. Well, guess what? It happened again last night in Cincinnati. Brewers caught Cincinnati with the same thing, but this time, it was more critical as Keon Broxton ended up scoring because of it. Amazing play for the Brewers, and it shows you why the Reds are a rebuilding franchise. Brewers’ digital team had some fun with it.

The sequel. #ThisIsMyCrew pic.twitter.com/zbi1Mgiw86

— Milwaukee Brewers (@Brewers) June 30, 2018

This was seriously so bad for Cincinnati. Tucker Barnhart had one of the worst nights I’ve seen a catcher have in some time. He messed up this play and also dropped a would-be out that would have kept the Reds in striking distance in the ninth. Barnhart is the type of guy who probably slugged several beers after the game and blacked this one out. God knows I would have.

Charlie.