Jim Harbaugh brings the heat for his Chicago Cubs first pitch (Video)

Jim Harbaugh threw out the first pitch before the Chicago Cubs and Chicago White Sox faced off on Wednesday, and he did not disappoint.

Jim Harbaugh seems to be everywhere this year, as the head football coach of the University of Michigan has popped up all over the country. On Wednesday, Harbaugh was in Chicago, as he was asked to throw out the first pitch before the Cubs and White Sox played their series finale. In Harbaugh fashion, he made sure to dominate.

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Sporting his famous khakis, with a personalized Cubs jersey tucked into them, Harbaugh brought his own mitt out to the pitchers mound for the toss. He fired a strike, drawing a loud ovation from the crowd. It was just another moment to add to the legend that is Jim Harbaugh.

This isn’t the first time Harbaugh has tossed out the first pitch before a Major League Baseball game. Last July, Harbaugh threw out the first pitch before a Detroit Tigers game, and just like on Wednesday, fired a strike.

Harbaugh is a legend in Michigan, after returning to his alma mater to coach the Wolverines. Taking over for Brady Hoke, who finished his last season in Ann Arbor with a 5-7 record, Harbaugh led Michigan to a 10-3 record in 2015. Michigan heads into the 2016 season with a solid roster, but will have to navigate a very tough Big Ten East Division, one that boasts preseason favorite Ohio State.

The Michigan Wolverines will open up their 2016 schedule at home against Hawaii on September 3, which will begin a string of five home games to start the season. Michigan will face Ohio State on November 26, in a game that could decide the East.