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Orioles' Cedric Mullins makes unbelievable diving play for early catch-of-the-year candidate

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Baltimore Orioles center fielder Cedric Mullins’ acrobatics on Monday should have him already in the running for "Catch of the Year."

Mullins, a 2021 All-Star, had a run-saving catch in the bottom of the first in the Orioles’ game on "Jackie Robinson Day" against the Minnesota Twins, which had everyone at Camden Yards in awe when the ball entered his webbing. 

Kyle Farmer was at the plate for the Twins when Orioles starter Cole Irvin tried to get a fastball by him on the inside corner, but Minnesota’s catcher quickly turned and rocketed it to left center field. 

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Cedric Mullins, #31 of the Baltimore Orioles, catches a fly ball hit by Byron Buxton, #25 of the Minnesota Twins, in the first inning during a baseball game at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on April 15, 2024 in Baltimore. All players are wearing the number 42 in honor of Jackie Robinson Day. (Mitchell Layton/Getty Images)

Mullins got a tremendous jump on the ball and started to track it down, but it did not look like the 5 feet, 9 inch outfielder was going to make it there in time. With a runner on third, it would be an RBI extra-base hit for Farmer to take an early lead in the game. 

However, that hit turned into an "F8" on the scorer’s sheet, as Mullins leaped off the ground and stretched his entire body out while eyeing the ball into the webbing of his glove. 

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As Mullins squeezed the leather, he was completely parallel with the outfield grass before crashing on it, maintaining the catch the entire way. 

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