Tim Tebow Hits Walk-Off Single in Arizona Fall League Game
Tim Tebow reached the pinnacle of his baseball career with a walk-off single to win Monday night's Arizona Fall League game.
The college football commentator laced a soft-hit ground ball just beyond the third baseman's reach to lift the Scottsdale Scorpions to a 4-3 victory over the Mesa Solar Sox.
He's now hitting a forceful .146 through a dozen AFL contests. The 29-year-old's .171 slugging percentage is four points higher than the clip earned by Bartolo Colon against MLB competition in 2016. With the 43-year-old starting pitcher now a free agent, it's no wonder the New York Mets signed the former NFL quarterback for an offensive boost.
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