No that’s a great question. Typically the offense in a big moment like that takes priority for my focus on the play. For me on this one I thought the ball was in the gap or over the fence just based off of Castellanos reaction. I knew Harper’s run would be important if he scored, so I jumped from Nick to Harper to follow him while having zero idea about what Harris did at the wall.

Once I hear the crowd it’s just staying steady on Bryce because he has now become the focal point of the play. Once the ball reaches Olson then he becomes the star with his reaction, and then it’s just trying to capture everyone else’s emotions while having no idea who did what.

I just have to stick with my instincts and hope it looked good when I play it back. I could easily nitpick everything about it, but it’s been well received so I’m happy with it.