Adam Eaton has some heat.
Eaton's return to the Chicago White Sox was brie, signing in the offseason before being released in July. Eaton signed a couple of days later with the Los Angeles Angels.
And on Tuesday night, Eaton got the opportunity to pitch and he registered some legit speeds.
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You heard that right, Eaton threw an 87 mph pitch in a real-life MLB game. Eaton's night ended with a full inning pitched, giving up two hits while throwing 21 total pitches.
But zero earned runs, so look out Anthony Rizzo, there could be a challenger to the greatest reliever title.
Eaton's pitch even impressed Shohei Ohtani, who has been remarkable this year from both the batter's box and the pitcher's mound.
I doubt the bullpen is in Eaton's future, but he might've earned a few more opportunities to pitch.
