Craig Kimbrel pitched in a game for the first time in 2019, coming in relief for the Iowa Cubs on Tuesday and not only did he retire the side in order, his stuff looked filthy.
Kimbrel only needed eight pitches to get the three outs, which included a strikeout to end the inning.
And here it is, Craig Kimbrel's filthy stuff in full display.
Oh baby!
So far, everything is looking pretty good for Kimbrel.
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