Houston's rookie shortstop has been making World Series history as he fills the shoes of his All-Star predecessor.
The Houston Astros find themselves in a 3-1 series deficit after leaving 11 on-base in Game 4 of the World Series.
Houston's star shortstop has become the Astros' most vocal leader while backing up his words with every postseason swing.
The Astros, back on the national stage with the specter of their 2017 sign-stealing scandal still looming over them, say they're not out to prove anything -- they just want to win.
After inducing a groundout by Carlos Correa, Red Sox pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez pointed to his wrist in reference to the Astros player's Game 1 celebration. The gesture drew a rebuke from Boston manager Alex Cora, but Correa thought it was "kind of cool."
A tale of two games. In Game 1, Houston Astros star Carlos Correa made sure Boston Red Sox pitcher Hansel Robles knew it was his time. In Game 3, Eduardo Rodriguez returned the gesture after getting Correa to ground out to end the top of the sixth inning.
