Mookie Betts played airplane captain and flew Chris Archer to the All-Star Game

Mookie Betts hits home runs. He steals bases and robs base hits, too. Apparently, he can also fly planes. After the Red Sox's 5-3 loss to the Rays on Sunday afternoon, he needed to get from Tampa down to Miami for Tuesday's All-Star Game.
Rather than deal with the hassle of commercial air travel, Betts decided to captain his own vessel. Even better, he brought his opponent from earlier in the day, Chris Archer: 

I'm still mad at mookie. But I'm putting my faith in him right now. He's flying this thing pic.twitter.com/LBfORtrT5k

— Chris Archer (@ChrisArcher22) July 9, 2017

Archer proved to be pretty trusting -- even after Betts had taken him deep to lead off the game:

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Mookie really can do it all. I'm still mad at that leadoff homer, btw. @mookiebetts #visionjet

A post shared by Chris Archer (@chrisarcher24) on Jul 9, 2017 at 2:55pm PDT

Perhaps that's why Archer trusted the outfielder. After all, he already proved pretty adept at making objects fly.