Houston Astros are up and running in the MLB postseason. They are inarguably the only team who has remained consistent throughout the season and the postseason. Recently, the Dusty Baker-led team swept the Seattle Mariners in the ALDS, and now they have booked their place in the ALCS.

When the 2022 regular season started, the Astros did not have their best shortstop, Carlos Correa, by their side. And at once, it seemed like the Astros would be in some trouble. But thanks to their visionary manager Dusty Baker, the Astros are in safe hands. Recently, Baker also celebrated the ALDS win in a never-seen style.

Houston Astros’ manager Dusty Baker was in some mood

Dusty Baker is that person who not only held the team together but also constructed one of the most lethal squads in the entire MLB. And he did it after losing the current-best shortstop to a rival team.

When talking about the post-game celebration, just like all the Astros players, manager Baker also celebrated this much-needed win in Seattle. Even at 73, the veteran manager showed some dance moves with his players.

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Taking to Twitter, the Astros fans also shared their reaction after watching the Astros manager’s dance. Several fans even said that Baker deserves to get a ring because of his unmatched passion for the game.

A few tweets also appreciated the Astros manager for leading his team to a new high. Notably, if the Astros win the ALCS, they will have two World Series in a row.

What’s next for the Astros?

Given the Houston Astros have already booked their spot in the ALCS, they will get a few days to relax and prepare to defend their American League Pennant this year. The Dusty Baker-led team will face either the Yankees or Guardians in the ALCS.

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When looking at the bigger picture, the Astros would want to win the World Series this year. And given the dangerous squad they have, it does not seem to be much of a problem.

What do you think about whether the Houston Astros are the favorites to win the championship this year?