Kiké Hernández is a utility player with a .238 career average in the regular season. In the postseason? He's one of the best in baseball history. Rowan Kavner explains why.
In a billion-dollar Dodgers offseason, a one-year, $4 million move is making all the difference. It wasn't until weeks into spring training that the Dodgers brought back Kiké Hernández, but they did it with this time of year in mind. Now, the career .238 hitter is once again morphing into an October sensation.
Though the Red Sox lost in six games to the Astros, Hernández finished the 2021 postseason hitting 20-for-49 with 10 extra-base hits. 'I feel confidence is a choice,' Hernández said. 'It's a thought. It's a feeling.
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