Rodney Peete's Foul Ball Catch Stuns Dodgers' Max Muncy in Tokyo Series

The former NFL quarterback's grab prevented Muncy from making the play, creating a viral moment during the Dodgers' 6-3 win over the Cubs.

Rodney Peete, a former NFL quarterback and multi-sport athlete, caught a foul ball during the Dodgers-Cubs game, thwarting Max Muncy's attempt at the play.
The incident occurred during the sixth inning of the Tokyo Series finale, with the Dodgers ultimately securing a 6-3 victory to sweep the series.
Peete, who was drafted by MLB teams four times before choosing football, attended the game as a Dodgers fan and to support his son, RJ, a clubhouse attendant for the team.
Muncy appeared visibly frustrated after missing the catch, while Peete's wife, Holly Robinson Peete, later explained on Instagram that the ball was heading toward her, prompting her husband's grab.
The moment, captured on video, quickly went viral on social media, sparking widespread humor and discussion about the interplay between fans and players.