Ramon Laureano steals Homer's Votto to preserve without a batter

OAKLAND – Ramón Laureano is already preparing a season rich in defensive jewels mainly thanks to his arm, with a propensity to drop the runners on the bases.
But the player has more than a big arm, and he proved it by showing his hops

OAKLAND – Ramón Laureano is already preparing a season full of defensive jewels mainly due to his arm, with a propensity to drop the runners on bases.

But the player has more than a big arm, and he proved it by showing his jumps in the sixth inning of Tuesday's game against the Reds when he stole an equalizer match from Joey Votto with a perfectly timed jump to the wall in the middle of the field to finish the round.

The spectacular take surpassed what appeared to be the game of the match with just a hitter before when Jurickson Profar He ran from his pitch to second base in the shallow right field and was completely pushed back to catch a dive in order to catch a kick from Kyle Farmer.

Both games proved to be paramount in the Oakland starter game Mike Fiers completing the first draw of the MLB this season.