Carlos Delgado holds numerous records for the Toronto Blue Jays, including the most home runs, RBI, and extra base hits in team history. He also leads in runs scored, doubles, on-base percentage, and slugging percentage. With a 1993 World Series ring to his name, Delgado is offering advice to the Jays on managing emotions during crucial games, emphasizing the significance of reaching the World Series as the ultimate goal for any baseball team.
In an interview, Delgado stressed the importance of maintaining composure, enjoying the moment, and sticking to what has worked for the team thus far. He cautioned against trying to overperform or make drastic changes overnight. Delgado shared insights on facing Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani, advising pitchers to use breaking balls low in the dirt and, if possible, avoid pitching to him altogether.
Reflecting on his own World Series experience, Delgado reminisced about the electric atmosphere at the Rogers Centre during those games. He described the thrill of joining the Blue Jays in 1993 and playing alongside renowned teammates. Delgado urged fans to savor the excitement of the team’s World Series appearance, emphasizing the significance of the moment for the city and its supporters.
Outside of baseball, Delgado is actively involved in community and philanthropic endeavors, particularly in Puerto Rico through his organization Extra-Bases. Despite his busy schedule, he remains dedicated to the sport, eagerly anticipating the upcoming series and showing his unwavering support for the Blue Jays.
