Mason Miller's Korn-Powered Pitching Dominance

0:00On April 17th, San Diego Padre's Closer, Mason Miller is straight fire on the mound right now. He spaced 30 batters this season and only one got a hit. That was Luis Areas. 23 of them struck out, and he hasn't given up a run in 30 and two Thursdaynings, just three shy of the franchise record. To match that intensity, Miller jogs out to Cornstrek, blind, blasting those 102 mile per hour fastballs. The song fits perfect for his dominance. Earlier this week, before nailing down the Padre's eighth win in a row, Miller found a huge hall of corn merchandise in his locker. The band's manager even sent a letter inviting him to a show. Here's the fun part, Miller didn't pick the song himself. The clubhouse crew chose it, same as how Trevor Hoffman got ACZ's Hell's Bills back in the day. Blind dropped in 1994, four years before he was born. Miller loves the shout out, saying it's awesome to have the band support alongside the fans. Who knows, maybe Cornst shows up live to play him in someday, keep those earplugs handy if it happens.

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