The Sox had runners on first and second with two outs. The game was tied at 1. Madrigal fell behind 0-2. He wasn’t overthinking the moment.
“Once I got to two strikes, I wasn’t worried about striking out or the situation, I was locked in on just the pitch that I thought was coming and really just trying to put it in play and try to make something happen,” Madrigal said. “Fortunate enough, it ended up working out.”
