A 78-year-old Sox legend took to the mound, recording and out, ripped off his shirt and then said farewell because he's ...

Devers, who spent eight seasons in Boston and helped them win the World Series in 2018, was traded to the San Francisco Giants on Sunday. Afterwards, Jackie Bradley Jr. and Brock Holt reacted.

Why Brock Holt had an emotional reaction throwing out the first pitch prior to Red Sox vs. Rangers During his time with the Red Sox, the 2018 World Series winner formed a close bond with the Jimmy ...

Turns out, Brock Holt tossed a pitch 31 mph in a 2021 game. The action sped up for Carpenter later in the inning, when Vargas speared a 91.4 mph line drive off the bat of Jake Cronenworth.

Forget the fastball; check out this slowball. Brock Holt recently tossed an eephus pitch that looked more like a marshmallow fluttering through the air than a baseball launched by a professional ...

That eephus pitch from Brock Holt clocked in at a whopping 31 miles per hour, which makes it the single slowest pitch to ever be called a strike in the pitch-tracking era. I’m sure some dude ...

It was an absolutely mind-boggling pitch to watch, since the ball went out of the broadcast's camera frame due to the high arc. Later in the inning, Holt threw a 34 mph eephus pitch and a 77 mph ...

Charlie was already in the game, so I won the argument, and he got to pitch already this year,” Brock said after the game. The inning ended, and Holt stepped to the mound.

You won't see a better eephus pitch than this one that clocked at 31 mph from Brock Holt of the Texas Rangers. During garbage time in the eighth inning on Saturday's game as the Rangers were being ...

Josh Harrison had seen veteran utility man Brock Holt pitch when they were teammates on the Nationals last season. But he still had no idea what was coming when Holt took the mound in the eighth ...

Twitter Rangers Infielder Brock Holt Threw A 31 MPH Eephus Pitch And Made Some Very Weird MLB History Ryan Nagelhout Contributing Writer Twitter August 8, 2021 ...

Texas Rangers third baseman Brock Holt took the mound on Saturday and came out firing with a historical dearth of heat. His first pitch: a 31 mph strike that really has to be seen to be understood.