Is there any good reason a baseball — or softball — player should attempt a behind-the-back bunt? Of course, not. It’s an unnecessary move that would purely be done to showboat.
But softball player Sarah Rowles totally pulled it off in a recent game (for a hit!):
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In case you want to see more of this, one of Mississippi State’s players tried it out in the cage last month:
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And here’s another in-game attempt:
The opposing team definitely wasn't ready for this behind the back bunt! ⚾ ⚾⚾ #GirlsSoftball pic.twitter.com/0Ck4bXh53X
— CJ Do Werk (@WerkCJ) October 8, 2015
