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Published 09:58 24 Jun 2015 BST
Updated 15:59 24 Jun 2015 BST

Just look at that technique. The one-handed baby feeding is impressive enough to be honest.
After reviewing the catch, the umpires decided that he had interfered with play and called the batter as out, avoiding a different kind of storm to the one seen in Chicago over the weekend.
"You have to worry about the baby, but he looks like he had it under control. He looks like he did it before, almost," Cubs manager Joe Maddon joked after the game.
Remember though, it's not as easy as it looks...
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