On Friday, professional golfer Paige Spiranac threw the ceremonial pitch before the New York Yankees and Milwaukee Brewers game at American Family Field. This was her first time doing so.
The ceremonial first pitch is a traditional baseball custom in which the guest of honor throws a ball to signal the start of the MLB game.
Paige looked excited about throwing her first pitch before the opening game of the Brewers' three-game series against the Bronx Bombers. She threw to Brewers left-fielder Christian Yelich.
Breaking away from her usual racy looks, Spiranac channeled a sporty outfit for the occasion. She wore navy blue skinny jeans and a white tank top which was layered with a Brewers' jersey.
"A great ceremonial first drive at @xgolfamfamfield yesterday, a perfect ceremonial first pitch today! What can’t @PaigeSpiranac do?" - @Milwaukee Brewers
Paige Spiranac was in Milwaukee last week for the inauguration of the virtual golf and bar-restaurant franchise X-Golf at American Family Field.
"Have a ticket to today’s game? Come visit @xgolfamfamfield. All fans are welcome to come to the Club Level using the third-base escalators or elevators and try the simulators, food and drinks, or just enjoy the view." - @Milwaukee Brewers
The Milwaukee Brewers and X-Golf have teamed up to operate an indoor golf setting on the Club Level above left field.
"The ceremonial first drive has officially been hit over at X-Golf. Tomorrow is opening day, be sure to check it out!" - @Milwaukee Brewers
Milwaukee Brewers defeated New York Yankees 7-6 on the day Paige Spiranac threw the first pitch at American Family Field
Paige Spiranac ended up being a lucky charm for the Milwaukee Brewers. Following a walk-off hit, the Brewers defeated the New York Yankees 7-6.
"That was worth it." -Milwaukee Brewers
The New York Yankees are currently first in the American League East. Meanwhile, the Brewers sit second in National League Central.