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Victor Reyes pursued a popup but wound up lodged in some protective netting instead

By Adrian Garro

The protective netting installed in ballparks around MLB has definitely affected some on-the-field moments since it was introduced.
Look no further than Comerica Park, where left fielder Victor Reyes found out firsthand what it's like to experience the netting up close and personal during Saturday's game with the Twins. 
Joe Mauer lofted a popup down the left-field line, sending Reyes over for a look ... until he got stuck in the netting between the railing and the first row of seats: 

Just a tad awkward, that sequence. Great effort though, Victor!

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