A nun threw a perfect first pitch at an MLB game — and people were seriously impressed

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• Sister Mary Jo Sobieck delivered the ceremonial first pitch at the Chicago White Sox game on Saturday. 
• People on social media were impressed by Sobieck's skill.
• Sobieck apparently told NBC reporter Chuck Garfien that she played softball in college and had once thrown a baseball at 76 miles per hour.

A nun delivered an impressive first pitch at a Chicago White Sox game on Saturday, earning the admiration of many on social media. 

Sister Mary Jo Sobieck threw the ceremonial first pitch for Marian Catholic High School night at the White Sox home stadium Guaranteed Rate Field, Sports Illustrated reported. See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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