Watch: A's Denzel Clarke robs HR for latest jaw-dropping catch 

And as amazing as this catch by Clarke is, it's far from his only defensive gem of his rookie season. Just last week, Clarke crashed into the fence in left-center to chase down a deep fly ball in a game against the Baltimore Orioles. He left the game with a shoulder injury.

At that time, Clarke explained his desire to be a human highlight reel and why he always seems to be end up in the right place at the right time. 

"I always have a gauge of where the wall is at, how fast I’m going and what I’m going to need to do,” Clarke told reporters. "I know we have a big warning track here, so as I’m approaching the wall, I’m like, ‘I have one extra step here. I can either go take it or play this off the wall.’ I decided to go make the play. I put my body on the line, and I’m happy it held up for the win today."

While Schanuel would eventually get on base and drive in one of the Angels' four unanswered runs through his first two at-bats, Clarke's play became what baseball fans were talking about.