Brett Phillips hits an inside the park home run, a breakdown

Brett Phillips native son of Tampa playing for the Tampa Rays and Speedster has never hit an inside the park home run he's going to take this first pitch from Paul Fry and it's a nice pitch by Fry but it's just a little inside doesn't come back enough so he throws it again comes back enough but Phillips is ready for it shoots it into the gap in left center that's going to hit the wall over Cedric's head he's rounding second he's digging for third at that point he knows he's going home the dive and he's there inside the park yeah that's for you yeah a little kiss oh oh ---- did they just kiss in celebration oh man all right handshake no hug handshake no hug high fives high fives i think he misses his hitting coach here that hand that blank hand does he get him the hitting coach kind of reaches out for him they might have made contact didn't feel good for the coach he wants more once more Phillips was like no i gotta go i'm saying what's up to the boys and i'm letting the camera know something very important it's near and dear to my heart hey baseball is fun baby let's go baseball is fun guys preach it Brett now he's going to come back the coach is going to come say hey hey me too this is the difference on the play Mullins runs out to the spot now if the ball hits the track first then the wall it pops up nice he can camp under and throw it in but it hits the wall first then the floor so that's just too sharp pops up over so that's the difference right there difference of about a foot six inches which one it hits first just shoots right past them now we got to watch them round the bases because there's nothing like a speedster rounding the bases it's an art form it's a bit of poetry on the baseball field the perfect blend of speed and route and turns and angles we had Tim Locastro on a show once one of the fastest players in baseball and we asked him Usain Bolt his first time rounding the bases do you think you could beat him don't get he doesn't get the practice rounding it but you know because you just know those angles so well and i forget his answer but i can link to the video because he did answer it do you think you could beat Usain Bolt around the bases if you didn't give him practice like the art of base running yeah he'd probably suck at that right yes yes yes i think i could beat him around the bases hit those edges what do you think the odds of that would be i'm pretty favorite i think you'd be my favorite if i was making the odds if he had no practice like he'd never training yeah never knew the he might he might blow out around around the bases he's not used to that that turning anyway look at the dive and here's Brett talking about what he did hyping up the fans first one in my career once i saw it hit off the wall and make an attempt at it i thought i had it and luckily my legs didn't give out on me going around third because i don't know if i would have made it but uh like i said first one in the career that was uh it was fun and then obviously the fans pumped me up who were out here so i had to give them what they wanted