You've got to see this circus-style catch made at Triple-A!

With bat dogs, wacky mascots and colorful alternate identities, many Minor Leagues ballparks resemble the circus. But Jacksonville¡¯s VyStar Ballpark supplied the on-field act to go with the atmosphere on Saturday night when in the sixth inning, Jumbo Shrimp infielder Jack Winkler showcased a skill typically reserved for between-inning entertainment -- juggling.

Jacksonville was playing host to Gwinnett and leading 2-0 when Carlos Rodr¨ªguez came to the plate with a runner on. He skied a ball that sent Winkler, the third baseman, running into foul territory. After traversing the bullpen mound, Winkler made a basket catch, only to have the ball bounce out of his glove and onto his shoulder. With a nifty bit of sleight of hand, he spun as the ball rolled down his back, snagging it with his bare hand before it could touch the ground.

While Winkler took center stage for the Jumbo Shrimp, it¡¯s just the latest stop in his traveling act. The Marlins purchased his contract from the Athletics in the Triple-A phase of the Rule 5 Draft this offseason. This is his first time playing at the Triple-A level, and his performance has been worthy of center ring. Through 14 games, he is batting .298 with two home runs -- and one sensational catch -- to boot.

It¡¯s unlikely that Winkler will trade the ballpark for the big top but the acrobatic grab was certainly worth the price of admission.