Although Luis Arráez falls into a pothole, something completely natural, it is very unlikely to stop its high performance with the wood.
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In the game between the Los Angeles Angels and the Minnesota Twins, the “Sprinkler” takes off the yoke of Shohei Ohtani who throws firsts at Target Field.
The one from San Felipe, during the closing of the fifth episode, breaks the No Hitter to the Japanese, who has allowed 1 single line as a result of a pitch given to Nick Gordon that eventually translates into a score in the first inning.
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After failing in his fourth Arráez, he is 1-4 and has risen to an average of .312 points, just 3 shy of Aaron Judge seriously aspiring to the batting Triple Crown in the American League.