One of the biggest trades of the offseason involved a Texas A&M legend and future NFL Hall of Famer. Edge rusher Myles Garrett was dealt to the Los Angeles Rams in exchange for a player and multiple draft picks, a blockbuster move that immediately reshaped both franchises. And as everyone was reminded this spring, a trade isn’t truly complete until every box is checked. Just ask the Ravens, who saw their deal for Max Crosby collapse before the draft after he failed his physical.
Most fans view the team physical as the final hurdle. But for texas-m-traded-los-180557874.html">a move this high‑profile, there’s one more unofficial requirement. The ceremonial first pitch for the local MLB team. After the physical, the press conference, and the jersey photos, the real stamp of approval came Saturday at Uniqlo Field at Dodger Stadium.
Before the Dodgers hosted the Angels, the reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year took the mound to throw out the first pitch. Over the years we’ve seen everything from absolute darts to unforgettable disasters, but Garrett landed firmly on the right side of history. He delivered a firm strike with enough velocity to impress the broadcast crew and avoid the short‑term embarrassment that has claimed so many athletes before him.
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