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Kansas City Royals outfielder Brett Phillips might have crashed into a wall in Cleveland on Tuesday. But it didn’t do anything to dull his sense of humor.

The play, which you can see here, was rather ugly. Despite that, he remained in the game for a while before ultimately being replaced.

Afterwards, Phillips was able to joke about it.

It’s good to see Phillips keeping a good sense of humor.

At the time of this writing, the wall had yet to release a statement on its condition. So, let’s all follow Phillips’ request and keep a good thought for it.

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