The Giants won thanks to the smoothest walk-off pick-off from Patrick Bailey

We got the full spectrum of game-ending plays in baseball on Tuesday after the MLB trade deadline: There was the New York Mets losing on a walk-off balk.

Then? There was the San Francisco Giants winning thanks to a Patrick Bailey throwing out Geraldo Perdomo on first. The Arizona Diamondback was on first and Bailey took a Sean Manaea pitch and fired — from his knees — to first to get the final out of the win.

This is so good, and there were multiple angles of the throw that show you what an absolute missile it was to first base.

SMOOTH:

Patrick Bailey picks off Geraldo Perdomo to end it! pic.twitter.com/ywVIFmVYpN

— Talkin’ Baseball (@TalkinBaseball_) August 2, 2023

This angle of Patrick Bailey’s game-ending pick-off 😮‍💨

pic.twitter.com/8k9SvOujI2

— SF Giants on NBCS (@NBCSGiants) August 2, 2023

LET’S TALK ABOUT THIS GAME-ENDING PICKOFF FROM PATRICK BAILEY

1.39 SEC POP TIME TO 1B

that’s tied for the fastest pop time to 1B tracked by Statcast (2015)

AND

it is THE fastest pop time to 1B on a SUCCESSFUL 1B pickoff in that span https://t.co/EnXszJDUwe

— Sarah Langs (@SlangsOnSports) August 2, 2023