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Former Guardian Austin Hedges Headed To World Series

 

Former Guardian Austin Hedges Headed To World Series


Former Guardian Austin Hedges Headed To World Series

Austin Hedges is headed to the World Series for the first time in his career, after the Texas Rangers acquired him from the Pittsburgh Pirates on August 3, 2023. The 31-year-old catcher has spent most of his career with the San Diego Padres and Cleveland Guardians, but he has never made it to the Fall Classic.

Hedges is known for his defense, which is among the best in the game at his position. He is also a valuable leader and mentor for the Rangers' young pitching staff. While his offense has not been a strength throughout his career, he has improved in that area this season, batting .219 with 7 home runs and 23 RBIs in 67 games.

The Rangers are hoping that Hedges can help them win their first World Series title since 2011. They have a talented young team, led by All-Stars Adolis Garcia, Corey Seager, and Marcus Semien. Hedges' experience and leadership will be invaluable to the Rangers as they make their playoff push.

Hedges' Impact on the Rangers

Since joining the Rangers, Hedges has made a positive impact on the team. He has been a solid hitter, batting .233 with 2 home runs and 12 RBIs in 36 games. He has also been excellent defensively, throwing out 33% of baserunners and framing pitches at a high level.

Hedges has also been a leader for the Rangers' young pitching staff. He has worked closely with pitchers such as Glenn Otto, Cole Ragans, and Dane Dunning, and he has helped them to improve their performances.

Hedges' World Series Chances

The Rangers are currently in the second wild card spot in the American League, and they have a good chance of making the playoffs. If they do make it to the World Series, Hedges will be a key player for them.

His defense will be invaluable against the top lineups in baseball. He is also a good hitter, and he can provide the Rangers with some pop in the middle of their order.

Hedges is excited to finally have a chance to compete in the World Series. He knows that it will be a difficult challenge, but he is confident that the Rangers have the team to win it all.

"I'm just excited to be on a team that has a chance to win the World Series," Hedges said. "We have a lot of talent, and we're playing really well right now. I'm looking forward to the challenge."

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