Harold Reynolds says Canadians can’t catch, Larry Walker disagrees

The Rangers-Blue Jays series moved to Texas on Sunday night and Fox Sports analyst Harold Reynolds feels that he has noticed a surge in athletic ability in the fans since returning to the United States.

The Rangers-Blue Jays series moved to Texas on Sunday night and Fox Sports analyst Harold Reynolds feels that he has noticed a surge in athletic ability in the fans since returning to the United States.

The former player theorizes that the Blue Jays fans had a hard time grabbing foul balls because baseball is not as popular among the youth of Canada.

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Former NL MVP and proud Canadian Larry Walker let his Twitter followers know that he felt pretty confident in his catching skills.

I won 7 gold gloves. I think part of winning them was cause I could catch. 😊

— Larry Walker (@Cdnmooselips33) October 12, 2015

Non-Gold Glove winning Canadians were also unhappy with Reynolds comments, according to the Toronto Star.

I can't catch a baseball, I use maple syrup instead of pine tar, I bat with a hockey stick, and instead of dirt, we use snow #haroldreynolds

— Frustrated Jays Fan (@OhJeezBlueJays) October 12, 2015

Baseball. In Canada. According to Harold Reynolds. pic.twitter.com/45umcm5u2C

— Gerry Dee (@gerrydee) October 12, 2015

The Blue Jays also represented Canada well in the game, winning 5-1 to extend the series with Texas.

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