Jonathan Villar grounded out to first and tried to flee back into the box
Baseball, like time, flows in only one direction. Once you hit the ball, you have to run to first. The Brewers'
In the top of the fifth inning, the Brewers had runners on second and third when Villar hit a soft grounder to
Villar talked to MLB.com postgame.
"I don't go all the way because he stayed in the middle ... so I've got to stop and he followed me back. I've got to run back."
Martinez also reflected on the play.
"He plays happy all the time, he's funny. That guy is very good."u5:p
Just look at these cartoonish windmill arms -- this certainly wasn't Villar's plan from the very start.
Oh, I could just watch this all day.