A bases loaded, nobody out situation immediately spells trouble for the team in the field. You’re more or less forced to concede to the idea that you’re going to give up at least one run, with the highly vaunted triple play being mostly a myth, to the point where an unassisted triple play is enough to land under your “career accomplishments” tab on Wikipedia.
In last night’s tilt with the Texas Rangers, the myth of a triple play became a miraculous reality for the Chicago White Sox. The triple play was anything but unassisted but its sheer organized chaos and insanity already ensure its spot as one of the top plays of the year.