Tim Tebow Hit A Homer In His First Minor League At-Bat

April 7, 2017

Ladies and gents, we have a Tebow alert.

America’s greatest on-going heartthrob, Tim Tebow, bashed a home run Thursday night. It was his first official Class-A minor league debut at-bat. So of course, the world went nuts.

Here’s the opposite field, two-run shot. Put ’em on the board, Columbia Fireflies!

I love how Tebow stopped at second base; even he was confused as to whether or not he actually hit a dinger or a ground-rule double.

Although he went 0-4 with 3 Ks the rest of the game, it’s nice to see Tebow crush one. He had a terrible Spring Training in which he only hit .148, and at 29-years-old, he needs to get this train ‘amovin.

Josh Helmuth is the editor of Crave Sports.

Josh is originally from the small berg of Arthur, Ill, proudly the Amish capital of the state. It also has one hell of a pumpkin patch.

Josh has enjoyed dipping his toes into a variety of careers since graduating from the University of Alabama, the most rewarding thus far having served as a youth director in southern California for four years, and his broadcasting career which has garnered two Emmy awards and three Edward R. Murrow Awards.

Josh enjoys loud rock music, Tom Hanks movies, dogs that like to cuddle and long runs. He is also always in search for America's greatest cheeseburger. Follow him here if you would like to be friends!