Minor-league baseball game delayed when snake slithers into center field
It was the second time in a week the San Antonio Missions were delayed by a wild animal
On Friday night, the Double-A San Antonio Missions (Padres) and Frisco RoughRiders (Rangers) had their game delayed by an unwanted visitor. A rather large snake slithered its way into center field during the eighth inning.
Here's the video of the grounds crew capturing the snake with a bucket:
🐍🐍 on a field!!! Everyone and Everything is coming to the 🐺to watch the Red Hot🔥 Missions. #Jalapenos&Cats&SnakesOhMy pic.twitter.com/MTpyAnnGdE
— San Antonio Missions (@missionsmilb) May 12, 2018
Like I said, that's a pretty big snake. It's not like a little garden snake made its way into the field.
The snake was the second wild animal to delay a Missions games within the last week. A few days ago a cat camped out along the outfield wall:
WATCH: Everyone is trying to come watch the Flying Chanclas....but you must have a Ticket!!!!! #FearTheChanclas #CatScratchFever #KeepOffTheGrass @MiLB @InstantReplaySA @ @News4SA @KABBFOX29 @KENS5 @Noticias60 #SCTop10 pic.twitter.com/ZAPOHuwrJ5
— San Antonio Missions (@missionsmilb) May 11, 2018
The Missions won both the snake game and the cat game, and they're on an 11-game winning streak. I guess wild animals are a good luck charm?
















