To this day, that’s still his lone postseason hit of his career.

Since that moment, Phillips bounced around a bit, even playing some ball down in the minors.

There had been no indication in the past that Phillips could be a pitcher.

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His notable highlight from being on the mound came from this insane web gem while on the Rays.

Amazing play, but notice him throwing in 40s.

Well, earlier this year he popped up in semi-pro ball throwing 97 mph with a filthy breaking ball.

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The announcers weren’t even sure if it was the real Brett Phillips.

The reverse Rick Ankiel if you will.

If there’s one thing he’s crushed so far, it’s the look.

Stache with the hair going out the back out of the hat.

I’d throw this man in the Yankees bullpen without a second’s hesitation.

I might trust him over any of these bums if we’re being honest.

Throwing 97 with a fall off the table breaking ball will get you somewhere.

Hell, on his no-throw days you’re free to use him as a defensive sub/pinch runner.

There’s legit value here if he can be competent on the mound.

I’m rooting for the guy.

What a story this would be.