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Alvarez has a couple more days to clear all the necessary hurdles and earn a spot on the Astros’ postseason roster. If his knee responds well to drills this weekend, he will have a legitimate shot at batting in the designated hitter slot on Tuesday in Minute Maid Park.Astros’ Yordan Alvarez is coming along nicely
Espada is not sharing a timeline, but he is encouraged by what he is seeing. “I’m really happy with where he’s at,” the first-year skipper said.The 2022 World Series champion and 2021 ALCS MVP is a big-time playoff performer who elevates the ballclub’s offense to towering heights. Survival can possibly be achieved without Yordan Alvarez, given the Astros’ plethora of impactful contributors, but a deep run is extremely difficult to fathom in his absence.
Houston knows this as well and is desperately hoping that it can justifiably allocate one of its 26 roster slots to this hitting savant. Alvarez finished the regular season with a .308 batting average, 35 home runs, 86 RBIs, a .567 slugging percentage and .959 OPS. Will that be the extent of his damage?
