When Bobby Miller came out of Wednesday’s game in the top of the 7th, it looked like the Diamondbacks were on their way to breaking the 0-0 scoreless tie. The D-Backs had runners on first and second with no outs and Geraldo Perdomo coming up.
The Dodgers went to the bullpen and brought in Caleb Ferguson to stop the damage. That is exactly what he did, and he did it in style.
On the first pitch that Ferguson thew, Perdomo bunted the ball straight in the air in between the pitcher and the third baseman. Ferguson came off the mound and made the best play of his career as he dove to catch the ball, get up and double up the runner who left second base.