The World Series has started on a favorable note for the Texas Rangers. They won the first game after an engaging battle against the Arizona Diamondbacks at home to take the lead in the series. Now, to get more comfortable, they looked to win the second game. However, for that, they needed a great start with someone known pitching for them. Incidentally, they got this in their favor again.

It was the former president George W. Bush, who started the proceedings for them in the Game 1 of World Series, helping them much as they curated a comeback win. Adding more, the Rangers again got someone known as Adrian Beltre, who took the pitching duties with the second game’s first pitch. Notably, Beltre has been a part of Lone Star State’s legacy, and his involvement was an enormous boost for the second game. Isn’t it?

Future HOF Adrian Beltre Comes to Help Texas Rangers Again Ahead of a Big Day of His Life

It’s a battle for their first World Series title, and the Texas Rangers need all the support to make it happen. In the same line, Adrian Beltre came in for help as another lucky charm that may favor them with a big win. He pitched the ceremonial pitch a month before his HOF nomination.

Buster Olney from ESPN shared this update. It read, “Adrian Beltre threw out the first pitch before tonight’s game. Next month, his name will be on the HOF ballot, and he should be a slam-dunk selection, after a career of 477 homers, 3,166 hits, 5 Gold Gloves, and 6 Top 10 finishes for the MVP Award.”

Moreover, according to Bob Nightengale, Beltre expressed his happiness as the Rangers made it to the World Series. He also added that he would feel relieved if Texas wins the series in opposite to what happened in 2011.

But it seems Beltre has to wait a little longer after the Diamondbacks won the second game of the series to level it up.

Arizona Diamondbacks Answers Again With a Series Leveling Win

The Game 1 ended poorly for the Arizona Diamondbacks as they lost it after taking the lead. It also brought many negatives with many questions to answer. But the D-Backs have answered them perfectly with a dominating 9-1 win in Game 2.

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