That pretty much sums up the clip, right? Heh. Well, not quite. Go see it for yourself!
Scaled a 6ft+ tall completely vertical wall like a cat, tightroped across the top, backhanded the catch (!), and spun back down to the ground, all in one fluid motion. Incredible. INCREDIBLE!
Of course some of the ESPN regulars are already calling it the greatest catch ever. I'm usually wary of proclamations like that since they seem to come so frequently these days, but I think in this case it might just be true. Debatable at the very least.
Someone on another message board mentioned that clip, but having now seen it for the first time I don't think I can agree. He pulls himself up with his off arm. Not quite as difficult IMHO.
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Well whoever it was doesn't matter now, because the time has come and passed and Andrus Jones is still a Brave. Although it's being said Andruw Jones is very pissed, especially since they didn't even tell him he was being put on waivers.
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