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First pitch during Louisville Bats game ends in huge surprise for soldier’s family
First Sargent Michael C. Miller knew his children were throwing out the first pitch during Sunday’s Louisville Bats game, but they were totally clueless he would be the catcher. After the final throw from his youngest son, Miller revealed his identity. The reveal was an emotional one as he had been serving overseas since 2017.Gov. Beshear was also in attendance during the home game against the Indianapolis Indians. He greeted and thanked Miller. Beshear’s son, Will, tossed the first pitch to his father before the game.Click the player above to see how everything unfolded.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. —
First Sargent Michael C. Miller knew his children were throwing out the first pitch during Sunday’s Louisville Bats game, but they were totally clueless he would be the catcher.
After the final throw from his youngest son, Miller revealed his identity. The reveal was an emotional one as he had been serving overseas since 2017.
Gov. Beshear was also in attendance during the home game against the Indianapolis Indians. He greeted and thanked Miller.
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Beshear’s son, Will, tossed the first pitch to his father before the game.
Click the player above to see how everything unfolded.
