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This Giants balldude thought he had a good bead on this grounder, but he did not

By Matt Monagan

After nearly eight innings of no action and potentially all hope lost of ever seeing a foul ball come his way, Adam Duvall tapped a hit toward a Giants' balldude on Monday night. Ready for his big moment, on live television, Paul Robinson got down in the ready position to field the bouncer and hopefully deliver it to a young fan. Unfortunately, things didn't work out so well:

Just another reminder that fielding ground balls isn't easy and baseball is hard. Let's just blame the foul line. The Giants also didn't have much luck on the field -- losing a close one to the Reds, 7-5.

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