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Trick shots are wildly entertaining and provide endless "How did he just do that?" moments. However, most trick shots are repeatable and have been done once or twice before. That probably doesn't hold true with this ridiculous throw by Cal-Berkley pitcher Ryan Mason.
While having fun during Friday's loss to Stanford, Mason and his bullpen buddies had a bit of fun trying to pull off the unthinkable. His teammate threw a tube in the air, which somehow fell perfectly with the opening facing Mason. The right-hander then rifled a pitch through the tube and against the wall behind it. How he did it, no one knows.
.@Cal_Baseball's Ryan Mason w/ the INSANE accuracy ??? pic.twitter.com/HpxBPUli11
— Pac-12 Network (@Pac12Network) May 7, 2016
Take another look, frame by frame.
.@Cal_Baseball's Ryan Mason w/ the INSANE accuracy ??? pic.twitter.com/HpxBPUli11
— Pac-12 Network (@Pac12Network) May 7, 2016
Even watching it in super slow-mo, it's hard to fathom not only how the cylinder fell to the ground perfectly, but how Mason fired the pitch through the tube.

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