Eddie Rosario Is Looking Good
The New York Times
An unheralded pickup at the trading deadline, Rosario has been on a tear, powering Atlanta through the playoffs. Can the M.V.P. of the N.L.C.S. keep it going?
HOUSTON — Never in his life has Eddie Rosario looked this good at the plate. And that’s not just a matter of his numbers in a torrid eight days that saw him named the most valuable player of the National League Championship Series, pushing the Atlanta Braves into their first World Series since 1999.
He’s also looking especially sharp because he has his personal barber in tow just as the spotlight shines its brightest.
“Eddie’s like my family,” said Andy Duran, who is known to the players as “Andy Fade” and who started grooming heads with the Minnesota Twins in 2013 and now works with many players in the majors. “That’s why we’re here. I do his hair, all his lines and all his beard.”
