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Jake Bird
/dʒeɪk bɜːrd/
Definition
1
Jacob Timothy Bird (born December 4, 1995) is an American professional baseball pitcher currently playing for the New York Yankees in Major League Baseball.
2
A relief pitcher known for his time with the Colorado Rockies before being traded, often recognized for his UCLA college background and solid performance in high-pressure situations.
Examples
Jake Bird swooped in from the bullpen like a hawk, turning a potential disaster into a shutout inning.
Fans chanted 'Jake Bird' as he fanned the side, proving he's more than just a pretty feather in the Yankees' cap.
With Jake Bird on the mound, opponents might as well clip their wings—strikeouts are guaranteed.
Jake Bird's slider had batters chirping in confusion, wondering how a bird could throw like that.