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When a star player or new coach joins a team, it's customary that they'll be involved in some ceremonies for the other sports teams in the city. That's why it was no surprise to see new Miami Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis throw out the first pitch for the Miami Marlins back in May.
Willis' first pitch was tough to watch, as he would've thrown behind a right-handed hitter in the batter's box.
While the quarterback clearly struggled with the task, Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley showed Willis how it's done, as he threw out the first pitch for the Marlins' battle with the Cleveland Guardians on Sunday at LoanDepot Park.
Hafley's first pitch was pretty solid. There may not have been much velocity there, but at least it got to the catcher. It may have even been a strike.
Considering the coach and quarterback's relationship, there will surely be some ribbing regarding the outcomes of the two heaves.
This article originally appeared on Dolphins Wire: Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley shows up QB Malik Willis
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Willis' first pitch was tough to watch, as he would've thrown behind a right-handed hitter in the batter's box.
While the quarterback clearly struggled with the task, Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley showed Willis how it's done, as he threw out the first pitch for the Marlins' battle with the Cleveland Guardians on Sunday at LoanDepot Park.
Hafley's first pitch was pretty solid. There may not have been much velocity there, but at least it got to the catcher. It may have even been a strike.
Considering the coach and quarterback's relationship, there will surely be some ribbing regarding the outcomes of the two heaves.
This article originally appeared on Dolphins Wire: Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley shows up QB Malik Willis
Continue reading...
