“See A-Rod All Over Again”: 25-Year-Old World Series Winner’s Ridiculous Transformation Leaves MLB Fans Bewildered

As the eagerly anticipated start of the baseball season draws near, the complete roster of the victorious Houston Astros, who clinched the World Series title, has begun to gather in Florida for their Spring Training. With the lofty goal of securing another championship ring to add to their collection, the Astros’ renowned postseason and World Series hero from 2022 has arrived, bringing with him noticeably transformed arms.

Jeremy Pena, who stood as the ALCS and World Series MVP in 2022, reached Spring Training with a significant amount of added muscle mass in his arms.

The now-jacked 25-year-old shortstop, who made his MLB debut in 2022 turned Twitter upside down with the bulk in his arms. And as expected, the transformation led fans to believe in the probable consumption of steroids and juices.

A jacked Houston Astros shortstop sparks steroid talks

After filling in the shoes of the storied Carlos Correa, Jeremy Pena didn’t disappoint since his Opening Day started with the Astros in 2022. And now, with this transformed and jacked body, Astros’ fans are up for a Pena-served treat in the upcoming season.

Talkin Baseball uploaded an image of the jacked shortstop, with a hilarious caption comparing his triceps to the World Series trophy he won in 2022. The caption said, “Jeremy Peña showed up to Spring Training with triceps the size of the World Series trophy”

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Immediately, while responding to this tweet, fans brought up their suspicions about Pena consuming steroids. This is how fans reacted:

During the regular season, Pena boasted an impressive stat line, with a slash line of .253/.289/.715, 22 home runs, and 63 runs batted in. He continued to shine in the playoffs, where he demonstrated his abilities as a clutch player, leading the Astros in on-base plus slugging percentage (OPS) with a remarkable 1.005, as well as hitting four home runs.

Jeremy Pena’s dream debut

In the first season of his MLB career, Jeremy Pena achieved what so many hope to achieve, but don’t even reach close to. He managed to get his hands on a Golden Glove, the Babe Ruth Award, and most importantly, the ALCS and World Series MVP award.

While talking about it after the season came to an end, the World Series champ said, “It was a great time. Shout out to the baseball writers for the invite and for the award. We had a great time with a great group of guys. Got to hang out with [2022 AL Rookie of the Year] Julio [Rodríguez] a little bit and some of the other guys.”

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