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Outfielder Leaps Player, Sedans In A Single Bound

Posted by Brooks on Mar. 27, 2008, 12:29pm

By now you’ve probably already seen this video of Royals outfielder Joey Gathwright jumping over Dodgers pitcher Hiroki Kuroda:

And you might’ve seen Gathright jump over a sedan in a parking lot. But in case you haven’t, hear you go:

Incidentally, Gathright was recently selected by Royals’ legend George Brett as having the best Spring Training of any KC player.

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