Tim Tebow — God’s gift to football in the minds of some — may have a devil of a time breaking into a new sport. But baseball it is.

Fireflies president John Katz said: “Tim Tebow will bring major excitement and national attention to the Fireflies and city of Columbia. Baseball fans, sports fans and Tim Tebow fans will likely come from around the southeast to see him play.”
Tebow, 29, will don jersey No. 15 — the same number he wore as a Florida quarterback and in the NFL.
The State added: “Tebow signed with the Mets on Sept. 8 and participated in three Florida Instructional League games, hitting a home run in his first at-bat. The 29-year-old finished 4-for-14 (.286) at the plate in those three games with two walks. Later in the fall, he played in 19 contests in the Arizona Fall League.”
Tim Tebow is coming to Columbia. Read: https://t.co/4A92bKFucV #LetsGlow pic.twitter.com/y8dyabdEb1
— Columbia Fireflies (@ColaFireflies) March 20, 2017
Who is the better baseball player? #MLB #Poll
RT for Michael Jordan
Fav for Tim Tebow pic.twitter.com/0xiTwopITf— Park Street Sports (@ParkStreetSport) March 18, 2017
Tebow Time! Heisman Trophy winner & 2-time BCS Nat. Champ Tim Tebow starts pro baseball career w/ @ColaFireflies. https://t.co/6hkgG3DJWQ pic.twitter.com/mXSfve2fXJ
— Dawndy Mercer Plank (@DawndyWISTV) March 20, 2017
