The guy at the plate was a great hitter. Men on base. Two strikes, one ball. Manager comes out of the dugout. Talks to the pitcher for a while. Catcher comes out. Ump has to break it up. Catcher goes back behind the plate. Manager goes back to the dugout. Catcher stands up and hold out his hand wide. Pitcher throws a slow ball wide. Ball two. Catcher (still standing) holds his hand wide. Pitcher throws a slow ball wide. Ball three. Batter noticeably relaxes. Catcher (still standing) holds his hand wide. Pitcher throws a fast ball right down the pipe. And standing at the plate, with his bat resting on his shoulder, Johnny Bench is out.

From;
http://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Johnny_Bench

"He appeared in four World Series, hitting 5 home runs and slugging over .500. Yet for all his Fall Clssic exploits, he is also remembered for being fooled into taking strike three by Rollie Fingers of the Oakland A's in the 1972 World Series after the A's gave the signal for an intentional walk."

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In baseball a man on first and third. Pitcher pitches the guy on first takes off and the guy on third has a lead. Catcher jumps up to throw the ball down to second and the guy on third goes to come in. Pitcher intercepts throw throws back to catcher and the guy on third is now in a rundown with the catcher and the third baseman.