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Heads up! Dae-Ho Lee smashes a camera lens with sharp line drive

By Adrian Garro

The trajectory of a foul ball can be drastically altered by a matter of millimeters. Just the slightest change in angle can mean the difference between a pop into the seats and ... something more action-packed. 
A swing of the bat by Mariners slugger Dae-Ho Lee in Thursday's 6-4 win over the Rays at Tropicana Field yielded our latest example of just how unpredictable fouls can be. Specifically, when they wind up smashing right into a camera lens:

Ouch! Now that's an extreme close-up ... 

As for Lee, he went 2-for-3 on the day with three runs batted in, though he wasn't credited with one for this hit.

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