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Published 15:56 9 Oct 2021 BST
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“Five beers in, and taking my leg off to catch a ball seemed like a great idea,” said Frendreis, captioning the video that has since racked up over 467,000 likes and over 2,000 comments. Online viewers were just as impressed as those who were in the stadium and witnessed the event live - with many heading straight to the comments section to send praise in Frendreis's direction. “How did that not make ESPN’s highlight reel?” rightly pondered one viewer. “I’ve heard getting the upper hand but never getting the upper leg,” quipped another. This isn't the first time someone under the influence at a sporting event has managed to achieve an almost super-human-like feat. Remember that time a dad dropped his baby before catching it and an errand ball - all without spilling his beer? Impressive stuff. Related links:@shannonnkayFive beers in, and taking my leg off to catch a ball seemed like a great idea #fypシ #mlb #chicago #barstoolsports #amputeelife @barstoolsports♬ original sound - Shannon Frendreis
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