Tyler Cloyd's glove was knocked off from a hard grounder, but he recovered to make a nice play

How someone reacts to a situation is a strong indication of how they can handle anything that life throws at them. Or in this case, anything life hits at them. And during Sunday's Mets-Marlins game, Tyler Cloyd showed just how great he was at recovering from an interesting play.
In the bottom of the fourth, Amed Rosario hit a sharp grounder to Cloyd. The ball knocked the glove off of his hand, but he stayed with the play and fired it over to first to get the out:

And despite getting out, all Rosario could do was smile:

We see you, Cloyd.