While playing in left field, Kris Bryant laid out and gloved a line drive hit by Paul DeJong.
While playing in left field, Kris Bryant laid out and gloved a line drive hit by Paul DeJong.

WATCH: Kris Bryant lays out in left field, robs Paul DeJong of hit


Cole Little Cole Little  ·  Senior Writer ·  

ST. LOUIS — Starting in left field for the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday, Kris Bryant flashed the leather in the bottom of the third and robbed St. Louis Cardinals shortstop Paul DeJong of a hit. Bryant covered a lot of ground in the Busch Stadium outfield and dived in order to catch a line drive off the bat of DeJong.

Bryant's spectacular snag prevented DeJong from coming up with a leadoff knock off starter Trevor Williams, who applauded the catch from the mound. A third-baseman-by-trade, Bryant has proven to be a solid defender in the outfield this season, and Tuesday's catch is one of his best outfield highlights yet.

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