Indians pitcher Trevor Bauer has mastered the art of live TV videobombs
Cleveland Indians pitcher Trevor Bauer has always been known as a quirky and humorous dude, so it's no surprise that he would be the one to prank the Indians' television crew on Monday before the second game of a double-header against the Chicago White Sox.
Jensen Lewis and Al Pawlowski were on the field for a pregame live television hit, just trying to be pros and give SportsTime Ohio viewers only the best Cleveland Indians information, when Bauer creeps up behind them and does this:
It's a perfect videobomb.
The deliberate positioning in the center of the frame. The drop down so Bauer's face is directly between the broadcasters, looking right into your soul. The pause and wave to mom. The methodical exit. I mean, you can't do it better.
Sure, there have been other goods one. Miguel Cabrera got Victor Martinez pretty good after a game earlier this month.
Brandon Phillips got Ian Kennedy a couple years back.
But in terms of timing and execution, Bauer has mastered the videobomb game.
