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An Indians fan made a great running catch and celebrated with the victory lap of a lifetime

By Chris Landers

Reeling in a foul ball at a Major League game is one of the greatest thrills known to man. Side effects have been known to include one-man flash mobs and loss of limb function entirely.
But reeling in a foul ball on the run, in traffic, with one bare hand at a Major League game? That's a level of ecstasy attained by only the lucky few. Ordinary celebration protocol does not apply. And for one Indians fan during Cleveland's game against the Twins on Tuesday, nothing less than an entire victory lap could express his joy:

Between this and Seat Hurdling Man, the rest of MLB needs to get on Cleveland's level or there will be no foul balls left for the rest of us.

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