What happened: On Aug. 11, 2018, Ramón Laureano made a third-inning catch at the warning track. The runner had rounded second base when Laureano released the ball toward first.
Why it matters: The play offered an early showcase of Laureano's arm strength just days into his major league career. The throw erased a baserunning advance and ended the inning.
By the numbers: Statcast clocked the throw at 91.2 mph. Laureano covered 76 feet in 4.4 seconds on a catch carrying a 46% probability.
What to watch: The throw's 10th anniversary arrives in 2028.