Kyle Schwarber's Ivy-Assisted Catch Was Too Good To Be True
During today’s game against the Dodgers, Cubs slugger Kyle Schwarber made what would have been an incredible leaping catch if not for a little interference from the barren ivy vines out in Wrigley Field.
In the top of the third, Dodgers left fielder Kiké Hernandez sent a long fly ball into center field, which Schwarber hustled after and snagged after a less-than-graceful tumble into the ivy.
It was initially deemed a catch, but the umpires overturned their call after a replay review, ruling that the ball touched the ivy before Schwarber established control of it. The catch may not have counted, but you can’t deny the big guy’s effort.
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