During a spontaneous Reddit Ask Me Anything (AMA) session, baseball sensation Kyle Tucker offered an intriguing view of his Houston Astros teammates' survival skills.
When quizzed by curious fans about the best and worst companions to be stuck with on a deserted island, Tucker playfully pointed out that Chas McCormick might not fare well. "From a survival point of view," Tucker mused.
"Chas would be the worst. I'm not sure he'd survive. Brantley would be the best. He knows how to fish, so we would eat well."
While the AMA session was lighthearted, Tucker's views of his teammates' survival skills provided an account of the camaraderie and friendly banter that define the Astros' clubhouse.
Kyle Tucker's MLB career so far
Kyle Tucker has solidified his place as a standout right fielder for the Houston Astros. The fifth overall pick in the 2015 MLB draft, Tucker made his MLB debut in 2018.
In a stellar 2021 season, Tucker's excellence earned him a spot on the All-MLB Team for the first time. The following year, his remarkable achievements culminated in a triumphant trifecta: clinching his maiden World Series championship, securing an MLB All-Star selection, and adding a coveted Gold Glove Award to his accolades.
Tucker's prowess extended to the global stage, as he represented his country in the 2023 World Baseball Classic. His meteoric rise continued with a second consecutive MLB All-Star nod in 2023. He achieved new personal bests, boasting an impressive .304/.386/.518 slash line and a career-high 148 OPS+.