Kiké Hernàndez thinks the WBC has more emotion involved with it than the World Series.
Kiké Hernàndez has been blessed to play on many good teams throughout his MLB career. He has gone to the postseason in all but two seasons in his career, and has appeared in three World Series.
On a special TBS telecast during the NLCS, Hernández compared playing in the World Series to playing in the WBC. Baseball is huge in Puerto Rico, and their team was based in Miami. Many Puerto Ricans made the trip and were extremely loud as they rooted for their favorite team.
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