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THE HOUSTON ASTROS are World Series champions, beating the Los Angeles Dodgers in seven games to take home their first title in franchise history.
While there were many exciting moments on the field, for Astros shortstop Carlos Correa, the most nerve-racking moment of the night didn’t come until after the game concluded. As Correa was being interviewed by Ken Rosenthal of Fox, he was asked what it felt like to get the win.
“It’s one of the biggest accomplishments in my life,” Correa said. “And right now I’m about to take another big step in my life.”
He got down on one knee, and popped the question to his girlfriend, Daniella Rodriguez, who was standing nearby with a crowd of spectators.
She happily said yes.
It looks like Correa will be getting not one, but two rings next year.
The only people interested in this are the media, and after sunday’s performance, it should now be pretty obvious to everyone kildare are a media fabrication anyway.
I think most most gaa people are interested in this story…I certainly am. You were interested enough to read the article and then still interested enough to post a comment….its all very interesting really
Thought someone might say that. Perhaps what I should have said is that it’s been grotesque overblown by the media, the same as the qualities of the Kildare football team.
Don’t think its been overblown to be honest. It’s a landmark transfer for the gaa and people are interested in how it all pans out (preferably badly for SJ, Kildare and Ciaran McGeeney). Anyway, you may get used to it as it will be high on the agenda for the next 2 weeks.