Michael Bublé Waits Until the Last Second to Steal Simone Marijic from Team Kelsea on The Voice: 'I Know What I Want'

Michael Bublé's got tricks up his sleeve.

During the Monday, March 24, episode of The Voice, the Canadian crooner pulled a fast one and stole Simone Marijic from Team Kelsea after she wasn't chosen in the battle round.

For her battle, Marijic was up against Iris Herrera and the duo performed Lizzy McAlpine's "Ceilings."

Afterward, when it came time for Ballerini, 31, to decide on the winner, she went with Herrera.

"I chose Iris because she really knows her voice and she knows how to use it to show how unique she is," said the "Peter Pan" singer.

Host Carson Daly then offered her up to the other coaches for a steal — and Marijic gave Ballerini her parting words.

"Every piece of advice that you've imparted upon me will stay with me because I don't feel like I've shown everything that I can do yet," she said to Ballerini, who ran up to the stage to give her a hug.

Then, as Marijic was walking off the stage, Bublé, 49, hit his steal button and left Marijic in shock.

"Simone absolutely deserved that steal and I'm really happy it was with Michael. I feel like she has a really cool, classic element to her voice that Michael can help finesse," Ballerini said in an interview.

Coaches John Legend and Adam Levine teased the "Home" singer for his timing. Daly added: "You waited so long."

"This is my second season, what I've leaned is I know what I want and I know how to get good ratings," Bublé responded.

In an interview afterward, he revealed he was hoping Marijic would become available for a steal.

"She's young, she's obviously got a great work ethic. I think literally, I've got a dark horse on my team that could be the winner of The Voice," the "Feeling Good" singer said.

Meanwhile, Marijic said she was feeling "blessed" and thanked Bublé for "taking a chance on me."

The battles will continue on Monday, March 31 at 8 p.m. ET on NBC.