Summary
Kiké Hernández, a player for the Los Angeles Dodgers, values playing for Puerto Rico in the World Baseball Classic (WBC) more than participating in the World Series. Hernández cannot play in the current WBC because of an elbow injury, but he remains actively involved by supporting his teammates from the sidelines.
Key Facts
- Kiké Hernández plays for the Los Angeles Dodgers and is known for his versatility on the field.
- He has participated in five World Series with the Dodgers and won three of them.
- Hernández believes that playing for Puerto Rico in the World Baseball Classic (WBC) is more meaningful than playing in the World Series.
- Due to a torn left elbow tendon, Hernández cannot play in the current WBC but supports his team from the dugout.
- Hernández was present for Puerto Rico's recent walk-off victory against Panama in the WBC.
- Despite his injury, Hernández remains involved by communicating with other key players like Francisco Lindor.
