Jo Adell catches ball after flipping over wall in Angels-Mariners game

Jo Adell backhanded a ball just over the yellow line on a drive to right field by Seattle Mariners slugger Cal Raleigh, the second batter of the game; he later made two more catches in the same area. Los Angeles took a 1-0 lead on a leadoff home run by Zach Neto in the bottom half of the inning. The score held at 1-0 until the eighth inning.

Josh Naylor lashed a ball into the same vicinity as Cal Raleigh's drive in the eighth inning. Jo Adell snatched Josh Naylor's ball in the eighth inning. Crawford yanked a ball down the right-field line in the ninth inning.

Jo Adell approached the corner near the foul pole, stuck his glove over the wall, flipped over the wall, and stood up with the ball in his glove. ESPN reported the play. "An out-of-body experience is kind of the best way to describe it," Adell told ESPN.

"When I saw the ball pass fair by the foul pole, I leaned over, and before you knew it, I was standing next to three or four guys," Adell said. " Kayleigh Kraus captured the photograph of Jo Adell in the stands. "You don't really see it -- how the video captures it and how the photos capture it after -- and then you go back and look at it, and I'm the one doing it, so my experience is different," Adell told ESPN.

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