**Stands up, takes deep inhale**
TEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEBBBBBBBBBBOWWWWWWWWWW!
That’s right, Tim Tebow is still a member of the New York Mets organization, and the former NFL quarterback did something on Tuesday that he’s never done while in big league camp with the franchise: he recorded an extra-base hit, a two-run homer off Detroit Tigers reliever Alex Wilson.
That’s a big deal! Wilson has a 3.44 career ERA! And as I said, the Mets have him in the mix at big league camp, so he’s playing alongside members of the squad who will be in the Majors by the end of springing training.
Check this thing out:
It hasn’t been all great for Tebow. He got a lot of criticism on Twitter for this awful route on a fly ball that was a home run:
And this defensive effort wasn’t great:
I’ll give you the line I always give about Tebow: he’s an inspiration. The guy may not ultimately make a big-league club, but the fact that he’s hitting home runs off actual MLB relievers is incredible.
