A postseason stalwart added to his October resume Wednesday night at Globe Life Field, flirting with history once again while pitching his team into a far better position to reach the World Series.
Unfortunately for the Texas Rangers, it was Cristian Javier, and not Max Scherzer.
Dallas area, a fan of the Rangers and especially Michael Young, and now he's a relief pitcher for the Astros.
"I never thought I would be in this situation," Pressly says. "I'm just thankful to be here."
Even though he's a popular player this series, he's a man of few words. He doesn't even have a social media account, saying he believes "in staying quiet and doing his job."
"He likes to keep to himself," Kat Pressly says of her husband. "He likes to be out on the ranch, be out in nature, go hunting. He doesn't like a lot of attention or media around him."
Arlington. She guesses they've gotten about 20 tickets, but since her phone keeps ringing -- some of them calls from Ryan's best friends -- it'll probably be much more than that by Wednesday night's Game 3. Ryan's told them all that since they'll be sitting in the Astros' family section, they can't wear anything with the Rangers on it
Kelly, 62, remembers the era of eating hotdogs on hot metal bleachers at the old stadium, now Choctaw Stadium, long before the Rangers moved to Globe Life Field in 2020. He also remembers the heartbreak of the Rangers 4-3 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals in the 2011 World Series.
Bruce Bochy and young centerfielder Evan Carter will be key to the team’s success this time around.
Houston fans walk quietly past that sign, past the police and past Espinoza. As quiet now as they were loud in the 8th inning when Yordan Alvarez hit his second home run of the game and brought the Astros to within a run of the Rangers.
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