We're talking a redirected fastball caroming right into your chowder biscuits.
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The Summit track leaves little room for error, sending you caroming from one corner to another.
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It was a soft shot from Gagner that Mrazek flubbed with the puck caroming off his glove.
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The 22-foot shot appeared to hit off the right shoulder of goalie Jake Allen before caroming into the net.
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A Panthers power play had expired a split-second before Dryden Hunt's wrist shot pinballed off a Bruins defender before caroming in off Sheahan.
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Caroming in and out of each other's lives over continents and time, they make a compelling group portrait of rootlessness, both enforced and chosen.
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Klefbom's shot from the left point struck both Tomas Hertl and Justin Braun before caroming off the left pad of Jones right to an unmarked McDavid.
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A modern version would almost certainly be tempted to send Marty and Doc Brown caroming through history to several different time periods, like Bill and Ted.
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Cook approached Butler for some post-fight niceties, got shoved, and then an ice bucket went caroming into his head from the seats, knocking Cook down and out.
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Arizona's Blake Swihart hit an inside-the-park homer in the eighth, with his drive to right-center caroming off the base of the wall past two outfielders.
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By sheer coincidence, Starr's investigation dragged on for the better part of Clinton's two terms, caroming off in every conceivable direction after the Whitewater inquiry turned up bupkis.
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But for much of "Return to Absence," the caroming digressiveness of Beckett's novels-as-monologues, as delightful as it is death-obsessed, is replaced by a slow series of stage pictures.
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The ball passed through the hoop, but then spun upward back to the top of the rim, where it bounced twice before caroming away, giving the impression of a missed shot.
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Her cold seemed like it might be turning into a fever; she felt overclocked, like something inside her had spun so fast it had come loose and was caroming off the walls.
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With Trevor Bauer finally proving to be human, Anthony Rizzo jumped on him as well, doubling to deep right with the ball caroming off the ivy before being picked up by Brandon Guyer.
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García's ball was tracking for the pin from the time it left his club, and it landed just a few inches from the hole before ricocheting off the flagstick and caroming 14 feet away.
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In a soaring, impassioned setting, the noise caroming off the arena's walls, Brazil captured the gold medal in men's indoor volleyball one day after it won the gold medal in men's soccer at the adjacent Maracanã stadium.
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Chapman gave Oakland a 3-2 lead with a one-out double in the seventh off Adam Ottavino on a ball that stayed fair by hitting the left-field foul line and caroming to the warning track.
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In "Glider Shuffle" (2015), which is a single-channel video projection on a freestanding plexiglass screen, Tenser's animated geometric shapes — sliding, colliding and caroming off each other — suggests an affinity with Oskar Fischinger and Len Lye, among others.
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Yankees 8, Royals 3 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Just as the ball hit the top of the padding on the right-field wall, caroming into the outfield, Kansas City Royals right fielder Jorge Soler crashed into it as well.
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The ball ticked off the top of the webbing of the leaping Judge's glove, caroming into the first row of the bleachers and bouncing back onto the field for a two-run home run that gave the Braves a 29-22 victory.
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With the game tied at 20, Jose Ramirez reached on an infield single against Joe Jimenez (22-23) to lead off the eighth inning before Kipnis launched a ball that hit the yellow line on top of the wall in center field before caroming back into play.
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With the game tied at 5, Jose Ramirez reached on an infield single against Joe Jimenez (2-5) to lead off the eighth inning before Kipnis launched a ball that hit the yellow line on top of the wall in center field before caroming back into play.
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The ball rocketed over the right-field fence on a line, caroming onto the playing surface so quickly — on the TBS telecast, Ernie Johnson speculated the ball deflected off a camera's Plexiglas cover — that Boston right fielder Mookie Betts did not even realize it was a home run.
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You greyhound around a four-walled court to retrieve a ball caroming at a hundred miles an hour and send your opponent on the longest possible journey in return, then lunge into the far corner, where he's sent your shot, and so on—and on, and on, and on, for an hour or more.
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Punctuated by familiar Italian songs like "Funiculì Funiculà" and "Volare" and with less familiar Italian-American terms like "chooch" (a fool) and "mollica" (milk-soaked breadcrumbs, pronounced "mooleeg"), as well as the click-clack of caroming bocce balls, "How to Bury a Saint" has both a loving, steeped-in-spaghetti-sauce authenticity and a defiantly abstracted theatricality.
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He was a serious student of fashion, whose preoccupations and obsessions were evident from his first collections: With tailoring (he bucked the '80s trend for giant shoulders and developed his own narrow shoulder line instead), with proportion (caroming between tracing the body and exaggerating it under oversize designs), with color, with construction (his use of darts, seaming, exposed linings, raw seams), with trompe l'oeil.
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I say herky-jerky because it was six or eight or maybe 10 speeches in one, caroming without warning from a plea for unity to a tirade about the border; from some boast about American glory under Trump to some reverie about American glory before Trump (yes, it existed!); from a hurried legislative wish list to a final stretch of ersatz poetry that read like lines from a batch of defective or remaindered Hallmark cards.
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Upon its release, Pitchfork named it the "New Rap Song of the Day", with the magazine's Sheldon Pearce praising producer JetsonMade's flute line and "caroming drums that elevate the song".
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As part of the aftermath of Marvel Comics' company-crossover storyline "Civil War", Steve Rogers was ostensibly killed in Captain America vol. 5, #25 (March 2007). The storyline of Rogers' return began in issue #600. Rogers, who was not dead but caroming through time, returned to the present day in the six-issue miniseries Captain America: Reborn (Sept.
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He fell 500 feet, his 400+ lb. body caroming off ledges and decorations before landing on a buffet table bustling with guests. Although no one else was killed, many of the witnesses, including some children, suffered emotional trauma and required years of treatment as a result of the event.Lambiet, Jose; Merrill, Laurie C.; Siemaszko, Corky (July 21, 1995).
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Ganesha carries her to the bedroom on the first floor, places her on the floor and locks the door. The story-telling landlord returns to continue his story-telling, caroming both his as well as Ganesha's room keys. After the landlord leaves, Ganesha tries to open the lock of the bedroom. He could not do so.
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English billiards is played with carom balls on a snooker-sized table with larger pockets, and there are various ways to earn different amounts of points. Russian pyramid is played with even larger balls, pockets barely large enough to admit them, and the goal of pocketing the cue ball by caroming it off of numbered object balls into a pocket to earn the point value of the numbered balls struck. Snooker is played by amassing points for pocketing balls with specific values, and losing points for various fouls.
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However, the throw to home plate by Griffey allowed Russell Martin to tag Rodriguez out at the plate to end the inning. The AL would score one inning later when, after Chris Young issued a leadoff walk to Brian Roberts, Ichiro Suzuki hit a long fly ball off the right field wall. Instead of caroming straight to Griffey, the ball took an unusual bounce off a sign and ricocheted to Griffey's right. This allowed Ichiro to score on what is still the only inside-the-park home run in All-Star Game history.
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Larsen needed just 97 pitches to complete the game, and only one Dodger batter (Pee Wee Reese in the first inning) was able to get a 3-ball count. In 1998, Larsen recalled, "I had great control. I never had that kind of control in my life." The closest the Dodgers came to a hit was in the second inning, when Jackie Robinson hit a line drive off third baseman Andy Carey's glove, the ball caroming to shortstop Gil McDougald, who threw Robinson out by a step, and in the fifth, when Mickey Mantle ran down Gil Hodges' deep fly ball.
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Rendon sprained the medial collateral ligament in his left knee early during spring training in 2015, and then strained an oblique muscle while on a rehab assignment with the Class-AA Harrisburg Senators, being shut down on May 4. Rendon finally returned to major league action on June 4, 2015, but found himself moved back to second base, with the job of everyday third baseman being held down by new acquisition Yunel Escobar. Rendon was part of a spectacular defensive play in an August 15, 2015, game against the San Francisco Giants. A sharp grounder off the bat of Brandon Crawford was deflected off the glove of first baseman Clint Robinson, caroming high into the air.
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