This minor league dugout flooded, so players swam in it

When life gives you a flood, swim in it.

Although this may evoke frightening imagery from the 1999 film Deep Blue Sea, there were no sharks in the Louisville Bats’ heavily flooded dugout on Saturday night.

There were, however, several minor league players who made the most of their situation using various inflatable flotation devices. Exactly how these items made it to the ballpark is wholly unclear, but it looks really fun, and there are no killer, highly intelligent sharks there to eat anybody.

Titanic was also a great movie that had water in it.

. @MeLlamoTrevor however, the swim meet is still on pic.twitter.com/5ruFSWRSHr

— Trevor Williams (@MeLlamoTrevor) August 26, 2016

rainy day in Indy ⛈⛈⛈ pic.twitter.com/s141vD82Pl

— Robert Stephenson (@robsteev44) August 26, 2016

We have the necessary supplies to wait this out. Thx. pic.twitter.com/mmgordVd8T

— Trevor Williams (@MeLlamoTrevor) August 26, 2016

They even managed to take BP.

Casual BP session during the rain delay... And yes that's the dugout. @C_Reed24 @MiLB @MLB @LouisvilleBats pic.twitter.com/lo1bv590eU

— Rookie Davis (@rookiedavis_) August 26, 2016

Sports are great. Stay dry.