New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara 's first pitch ahead of Saturday's St. Louis Cardinals - Chicago Cubs game at Wrigley Field was so bad that he got a rare do-over. The five-time Pro Bowler sought immediate redemption after his botched first attempt landed on the edge of the infield grass and bounced into the left-handed batter's box.

While they're not always allowed on the golf course, mulligans are apparently acceptable when it comes to delivering a first pitch. That was the case Saturday for Saints running back Alvin Kamara, who was given a do-over on his opening pitch for the Chicago Cubs' game against the visiting St. Louis Cardinals.

After pulling and bouncing the ball in a throw to the Chicago Cubs mascot, the New Orleans Saints running back held out his glove and requested the ball back for a second pitch. He waved to the crowd and fired a better pitch, but still missed the strike zone by a few feet.