In an interview on ESPN, Yordan Alvarez said he used to watch his World Series home run every night before going to sleep.
In an interview with ESPN's Eduardo Perez that aired during, the Astros' Yordan Alvarez said he used to watch video of his Game 6 World Series home run every night before going to bed.
"That first month, I watched it every night before I fell asleep," Alvarez said in Spanish."Now, I watch it every now and then, but that first month, I couldn’t go to sleep without watching that video." In what had to be a painful two minutes for Phillies fans, Alvarez and Perez relived the moment that caused Fox's Joe Davis to shout,"This game has turned upside down" with the Astros' slugger breaking down what pitch he was looking for and the ensuing celebration.
"My mind is thinking this pitch has to be a sinker in the zone, because he doesn’t want to lose the count," Alvarez said of facing Phillies lefty reliever Jose Alvarado who was brought in specifically to face him in that situation."He knows Bregman is coming up and is a good batter. Obviously, he came in to pitch to me and get me out. So, he’s going to pitch in the zone. So I’m thinking since the cutter was outside and the sinker is his best weapon, here comes the sinker.
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