State championship high school baseball game ends in chaos as player does something rare, but beautiful

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I'm a sucker for a good high school baseball game. I'm really a sucker for a well-executed suicide squeeze, mainly because you don't see it anymore. Do MLB players even know how to bunt nowadays? I have no clue. Probably not.

Anyway, when you combine those two things — high school baseball and a squeeze — you're going to grab my interest. Now, mix in the fact that this happened down in A) beautiful Florida, and B) in the state championship game, and this story is right in my wheelhouse.

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It's not often you see a bunt anymore. It's really not often you see one with the bases loaded. And, it's really really not often you see one with the bases loaded in a tie game to win the state championship.

Let's head on over to Fort Myers and check in with South Walton High School:

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Absolute cinema. Perfection. 10/10. No notes. Hang it in the rafters. This is why high school baseball is the best. It's like a throwback to when baseball used to be a gentleman's game.

Now, it's all just dingers and strikeouts. Launch angle and exit velo. Spin rates and RPMs. The art of base stealing and bunting is just in the toilet at this point. They're relics. But not in high school.

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