A magnitude-3.5 earthquake hit the Bay Area at 7:18 PM PT on Monday night, just minutes after the San Francisco Giants and Cincinnati Reds started up at AT&T Park.
With two outs in the top of the first and Reds star first baseman Joey Votto at the plate, the NBC Sports Bay Area broadcast camera briefly shook as the earthquake happened:
Anyone feel that earthquake? Our cameras did! pic.twitter.com/kvS12D6PhE
— SF Giants on NBCS (@NBCSGiants) May 15, 2018
There was no stoppage in play for this minor earthquake, but the camera clearly felt it, at least.
So did Oakland Raiders quarterback Derek Carr:
Pretty sure I just felt an earthquake…
— Derek Carr (@derekcarrqb) May 15, 2018
[NBC Sports Bay Area]

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