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SHOCKING: Andrew mccutchen s awful baserunning blunder led to a double play - You Need To See This

Andrew McCutchen Bryan Reynolds

I’d say Andrew McCutchen should know better, but he’s had a heck of a career and will give him a pass.

That said, this baserunning error was really, really bad.

Bryan Reynolds was on third and McCutchen was on second. A Carlos Santana grounder led to Reynolds being caught in a rundown, but McCutchen was at third.

Now: The correct move is for McCutchen to stay put at third. But when Reynolds was heading his way — and was tagged out — McCutchen started running back to second.

He was tagged out too. Oof. Not the best of moments here, and quite the TOOTBLAN:

The award for 2023's first TOOTBLAN goes to the Pittsburgh Pirates pic.twitter.com/yjGYAFXbXr

— Alex Fast (@AlexFast8) April 5, 2023

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