Pitchers' Popups Steal the Show

0:00It's April 7th, MLB News Today starts now, AI-powered and game-ready. I'm Cory with the story. In Monday's Royal's Guardians match-up, both starting pictures pulled off something rare, they caught pop-ups themselves. Cleveland's Tanner Bible snagged one in the top of the second inning, with no infielders close enough to call him off. Bible wrapped up the inning and threw his hands up like they just clinched the playoffs. He said pictures rarely get these chances, since fielders usually yell them off. But his mindset is always to go for it. Then in the fourth, Royal starter Michael Waka made an even flashier grab, sprinting into foul territory along the third-based line to nail a pop-up. From Cleveland's Jose Ramirez, Ramirez was in his franchise record 1,620 game that night. So watch a new he had to shut it down quick. Watch a just pumped up his team, yelling, let's go. Turning of potential rally into an out. These back-to-back picture pop-ups turned a regular game into a highlight reel, showing

1:01how instincts can still shine through in today's game.