Super-dad or super-fan or just simply super - this man's reflexes are totally incredible.
During a baseball game between Philadelphia Phillies and Toronto Blue Jays on June 16, a dad in the stands managed to catch a rogue ball with one hand while holding onto his sleepy daughter with the other. The moment was caught on camera has since gone viral with over 1.3 million views on YouTube.
The footage shows the cool dad's unbelievable one-handed catch on Blue Jays player Kevin Pillar's foul ball. You can clearly see the dad calmly collecting the ball with one hand while cradling his daughter and clutching food with the other.
We reckon with skills like these, this dad should've been on the field, not off it. Watch him in action below:
During a baseball game between Philadelphia Phillies and Toronto Blue Jays on June 16, a dad in the stands managed to catch a rogue ball with one hand while holding onto his sleepy daughter with the other. The moment was caught on camera has since gone viral with over 1.3 million views on YouTube.
The footage shows the cool dad's unbelievable one-handed catch on Blue Jays player Kevin Pillar's foul ball. You can clearly see the dad calmly collecting the ball with one hand while cradling his daughter and clutching food with the other.
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