Cesar Hernandez laid down a nice bunt ... and ended up circling the bases on a Little League homer

The Phillies took out the D-backs, 5-2, on Tuesday, but the final score belied how much of a pitchers' duel the game was until the later innings. At the start of the eighth, the Phillies were clinging to a slim 1-0 advantage and leadoff man César Hernández decided that he would try to spark a rally with a drag bunt.
The bad news? No one was on base after the bunt.
The good news? That's because Hernandez somehow circled the bases. Again: On a bunt.
Hernandez's bunt was well-placed, and pitcher Jake Diekman had to make a good throw if he wanted to nab his former teammate at first. That ... did not happen:

Diekman's throw was low and sailed down the right-field line.
Hernandez was off to the races. He rounded second and headed toward third base. Right fielder Steven Souza Jr.'s throw wasn't even close to the mark:

Hernandez was sent home on the second error of the play, and the Phillies suddenly had a 2-0 lead -- thanks to a classic Little League homer. 
The diagram of the defensive miscues was great:

A look at Cesar Hernandez's trip all the way around the bases, which unlike most, began with him going home to first in just 3.70 seconds.

But then again, most "HR" don't begin with a bunt. pic.twitter.com/Llvueqjthd

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The ball didn't even make it back to the pitcher's mound 60 feet and 6 inches away. Yet Hernandez scored.
Now sit back and watch the play again in one burst.

Hernandez really earned that trot home.