Adeiny Hechavarria channeled former teammate/MLB wizard Ichiro with an unreal slide into home

By Matt Monagan

May 14, 2018

There is absolutely no way Adeiny Hechavarría should've been trying to score on this single to right field during the Rays-Royals game on Monday night. He'd be out by 15 feet. Third-base coach Matt Quatraro even gave him the stop sign. But Hechavarria ran, and he pulled off some unreal sorcery to score:

A brilliant move, and one executed by his former Marlins teammate/MLB's resident wizard Ichiro Suzuki six years ago:

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