Anthony Chiusano | NCAA.com | April 18, 2017 Watch: Kentucky turns 7-2-6 triple play vs. Louisville Share Everything was going right for Kentucky baseball Tuesday night against its Bluegrass State rival. First, the Wildcats came out swinging for five runs in its first turn on offense. Then their defense turned this spectacular triple play the next half-inning: 1 play... 3 OUTS! Kentucky goes 7-2-6 for the TRIPLE PLAY!! (via @SECNetwork)pic.twitter.com/Gp8x1qzHxv — NCAA Baseball (@NCAACWS) April 19, 2017 Just your run-of-the-mill 7-2-6 play in your scorecard. After a walk and a single set No. 2 Louisville up with runners on first and third to start the second inning, Colin Lyman lofted a fly ball out to left field that was deep enough for Brendan McKay (stationed on third) to test the arm of Kentucky's Zach Reks. Reks delivered an accurate one-hopper to the plate that was in time to get McKay for the double play. But the play wasn't over yet. Kentucky catcher Troy Squires then fired back down to third base — where shortstop Connor Heady was covering — and caught the final Louisville baserunner, who had attempted to advance from second on the throw home. That's one exciting way to get your pitcher out of a jam. WATCH: Kentucky baseball stuns No. 1 Tennessee with a walk-off base hit in extra innings Kentucky baseball knocked off No. 1 Tennessee with a walk-off base hit. READ MORE Colleges with the most players in the 2022 NBA Playoffs Kentucky leads all schools with 15 former Wildcats in the 2022 NBA Playoffs. READ MORE Women's track and field rankings: Kentucky and LSU lead the SEC charge to the top Week 3 of the women's outdoor track and field rankings has a new look as one conference flexes its muscle and three new teams join the top 25. Here are takeaways from the national rating index from the USTFCCCA. READ MORE