Little League World Series coach divides fans with his 'Jesus' message during mound visit
An Arizona baseball coach sent the internet into a tizzy this week when he gave his pitcher a sermon on the mound during a Little League World Series regional game.
Drew Breivogel went viral Wednesday night when an ESPN hot mic caught his faith-filled message to his pitcher in the fourth inning.
With the game hanging in the balance and two runners on, Breivogel called time, walked to the mound and gave his player some simple advice to help calm the nerves.
"I'm so proud of you," he said.
"I've known you since you were eight.
Remember Zacchaeus in the Bible? Someone planted that tree, 30, 40 years prior, so he could climb up into it.
Salvation.
We're talking salvation.
It's a baseball game, right? ZERO BS.
JUST DAKICH.
TAKE THE DON'T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD.
DOWNLOAD NOW! "If you walk the next five guys Jesus is still Lord.
If you strike out the next five guys, guess what? Jesus is still Lord.
I love you.
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