ALCS announcer, Joe Davis, has issued a word of caution to the Houston Astros ahead of their matchup against Max Scherzer in Game 3. Despite Scherzer’s absence from the mound for more than a month, Davis believes the ace pitcher could unleash his “psycho” version and dominate the game on Wednesday night.
Key Takeaway
Joe Davis, the ALCS announcer, believes that Max Scherzer has the potential to deliver a dominating performance in Game 3 against the Astros. Despite his extended absence, Davis warns the Astros to be wary of Scherzer’s “psycho” version that could lead to a challenging night for the Houston team. However, Davis also acknowledges the uncertainty surrounding Scherzer’s prolonged break and expects a captivating battle between two talented pitchers.
The Unknown Factor
Davis acknowledges that Scherzer’s extended break due to a shoulder injury raises questions about his performance. However, the announcer finds it the most captivating aspect of the series, wondering what the Astros can expect from the experienced 39-year-old pitcher.
Even though Scherzer has not made an appearance since the ALDS celebration, where he showered his Rangers teammate in beer, Davis anticipates a fired-up performance from the veteran. With the Rangers already leading the series 2-0, Scherzer will undoubtedly be eager to make his mark on Game 3.
Impressive Opponent on the Mound
While Scherzer’s potential dominance is a central focus, Davis highlights Astros pitcher Cristian Javier as a formidable opponent. Davis commends Javier’s track record in big games, so much so that he has earned an incredible nickname for his impressive performances.
