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 Juan Uribe had to be reminded of this lesson the embarrassing way in the Los Angeles Dodgers’ 5-0 win against the Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday. The Dodgers third baseman reached third on a sacrifice fly with one out remaining in the fourth inning, but he dipped his head while dusting himself off. The Rays discreetly worked the ball around to Evan Longoria, who tapped Uribe the moment he stepped off the base. 
 
 Yasiel Puig developed a surefire way to keep Uribe from making the same mistake again. 
 
 El pie en la base para q no te metan out http://t.co/1Xcq52uQue— 
 
 yasielpuig (@YasielPuig) August 10, 2013 
 
 (Thanks to Larry Brown Sports for the video)
– Dodgers third-baseman Juan Uribe might want to remember a baseball fundamental: Keep your eye on the ball. Yesterday's game against the Tampa Bay Rays brings us a seemingly innocuous play, notes USA Today, in which Uribe made it to third base on a sac fly. He then made the fatal error of bending over to dust himself off—as the Rays stealthily slipped third-baseman Evan Longoria the ball. Uribe didn't notice and stepped off the bag moments later; Longoria tagged him out, ending the fourth inning. The Dodgers won the game 5-0 anyway, but Uribe's goof prompted this reminder from teammate Yasiel Puig.