Nobody has ever looked cooler doing anything than Javier Baez did sliding for and images of eroticismaccounting for the game-winning run in the Cubs' walk-off victory against the Blue Jays last night.
SEE ALSO: This failure of a Red Sox ceremonial first pitch may be the only thing that can pull together a fractured nationIn the tenth inning with one out and the bases loaded, Alex Avilla slapped a single into right field which resulted in a freakishly cool play at the plate.
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YES. Let's watch that again several times in slow motion.
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One more time.
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How COOLis that slide? I mean comeon.
Being a Cubs fan in 2016 and 2017 seems like it has been an endless reward for Chicagoans, so enjoy it while you can. As a fan of mostly bad teams, I can safely say that good, special things like this team don't last forever (go Reds 😢).
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