Houston stormed out to an early lead and never let Philadelphia back in the game, earning a 5-2 win to tie the series.
His manager, Dusty Baker, has said many times that the jeers and the boos and the expletive-riddled chants that come Altuve’s way everywhere but here would stop, that people would look at him — learn from him even. But to this point in the postseason, Altuve was not exactly providing a baseball education — at least not offensively.
One hit in one hurried World Series inning is not a sure signal Alvarez will catch fire soon. But Altuve’s hits suggested more comfort in the box than he has maintained lately, better timing, the ability to adjust.
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