“It Feels Better Than Super Bowl”: Patrick Mahomes Bags Another Trophy After Leading His Team to Victory in a Star Studded Game

Patrick Mahomes has a knack for making history. He’s the first player to win a Super Bowl, a championship, and two MVPs before turning 25. He’s also the first player to throw for over 5,000 yards in both college and the NFL. But is he also a baseball star? Mahomes participated in the Annual Big Slick Celebrity Softball Game at Kauffman Stadium, where he wowed the fans with his home run, double play, and pitching. How did he pull off such a feat?

Mahomes has always had a love for baseball. His father, Pat Mahomes Sr., was a pitcher in the MLB for 11 seasons. Mahomes played baseball in high school and the Detroit Tigers wanted him in 2014. But he chose to play football instead. He still loved baseball though. He even bought part of the Kansas City Royals. They play at the same stadium as the Chiefs. That’s why he was thrilled to join the Big Slick Celebrity Softball Game.

Patrick Mahomes dominates the game

Patrick Mahomes showed off his skills on the diamond as he joined a star-studded lineup for the Annual Big Slick Celebrity Softball Game. The game featured his Chiefs buddy Creed Humphrey and former Chiefs punter Dustin Colquitt, among other celebrities. The players had a blast while raising money for a great cause: Children’s Mercy Hospital.

Mahomes was a force to be reckoned with on the field, smashing an amazing in-park home run that left the crowd in awe. He also proved his throwing prowess with a stunning double play, sending Eric Stonestreet back to the dugout. And as if that wasn’t enough, he even stepped up to the mound and pitched a few balls, replacing former Royals pitcher Jeremy Guthrie for a moment.

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Patrick after victory expressed to the stadium filled with the crowd- “It feels better than Super Bowl.” Mahomes added- “Kansas City stays winning, Champion’s everywhere, baby.” Led by Jason Sudeikis, Mahomes, and his team pulled off a thrilling victory, clinching a 21-16 win in the game.

Kansas City Chiefs to visit White House as Super Bowl Champions

The reigning Super Bowl champions are heading to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. On June 5, Kansas City Chiefs will join President Joe Biden at the White House for a festive celebration of their thrilling victory.

What does it take to get an invitation to the White House? Well, for sports teams, it takes winning a championship. That’s why the KC Chiefs are getting ready to meet President Biden. They are following a tradition that goes back to 1865 when President Andrew Johnson hosted two baseball teams that had excelled on the field. The first Super Bowl winners to enjoy this honor were the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1980, who shared the spotlight with the World Series-winning Pittsburgh Pirates.

The tradition is a way of celebrating the achievements of the teams and fostering national unity. But not everyone accepts the invitation. Some teams and players have chosen to skip or decline the visit for various reasons, such as political differences, personal beliefs, or scheduling conflicts.

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