Did anyone see this? It was hilarious.
I seriously though the Moose from New York would prove more detrimental to the team than some moose in Seattle.
Coco Crisp got hit by the Seattle Moose on an ATV! LOL!
Coco Crisp got hit by the Seattle Moose on an ATV! LOL!
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SEATTLE (AP) -- Coco Crisp doubled twice, scored twice, drove in a run and made a great running catch.
But his best move of the game came while being run down by a moose in an all-terrain vehicle.
Crisp escaped major damage when the "Mariner Moose" mascot clipped Boston's center fielder with an ATV
"Never really gotten hit by a moving vehicle before. That was the most athletic thing I did all day," Crisp said, grinning after the moose's ATV hit the back of his legs and knocked him to his knees on the infield warning track at the beginning of a stunt in front of Boston's dugout in the middle of the fifth inning.
"It didn't hit me flush. I didn't see it, but I heard it," Crisp said of the ATV, which he moved away from the last instant to avoid a potentially serious injury.
"Weird."
As Seattle's third consecutive sellout crowd laughed, Crisp scrambled to his feet and playfully feigned anger. He cocked his arm as if he was going to throw his glove at his assailant.
"I'm not an angry man," Crisp said. "It was an accident. I mean, I'm not going to run over and clothesline the guy."
But his best move of the game came while being run down by a moose in an all-terrain vehicle.
Crisp escaped major damage when the "Mariner Moose" mascot clipped Boston's center fielder with an ATV
"Never really gotten hit by a moving vehicle before. That was the most athletic thing I did all day," Crisp said, grinning after the moose's ATV hit the back of his legs and knocked him to his knees on the infield warning track at the beginning of a stunt in front of Boston's dugout in the middle of the fifth inning.
"It didn't hit me flush. I didn't see it, but I heard it," Crisp said of the ATV, which he moved away from the last instant to avoid a potentially serious injury.
"Weird."
As Seattle's third consecutive sellout crowd laughed, Crisp scrambled to his feet and playfully feigned anger. He cocked his arm as if he was going to throw his glove at his assailant.
"I'm not an angry man," Crisp said. "It was an accident. I mean, I'm not going to run over and clothesline the guy."