Congratulations 🎊: Love Is A Beautiful Thing… She said “YES I Do” 💍 ♥ Nestor Cortes and Partner(Alondra Esteras Russy) Set to Tie the Knot: A Celebration of Love….
In a heartwarming celebration of love, New York Yankees pitcher Nestor Cortes and his partner have announced their engagement. Cortes shared the joyous news with fans and followers, revealing that his partner said “YES I Do” in a romantic proposal.
The couple, known for their strong bond and mutual support, are now set to embark on the next chapter of their lives together. The engagement announcement was accompanied by a touching message expressing their excitement and happiness about their future together.
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Friends, family, and fans have flooded social media with congratulatory messages and well-wishes for the happy couple. This special moment marks a beautiful milestone in their relationship, as they prepare to tie the knot and celebrate their love.
As Nestor Cortes and his partner plan their wedding, the outpouring of love and support from their community stands as a testament to the joy and happiness that their union brings. Congratulations to the couple on their engagement, and best wishes for a lifetime of love and happiness!
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Not so fast: Yankees lefty Nestor Cortes called for illegal quick pitch against White Sox
Every now and then, New York Yankees left-hander Nestor Cortes looks to catch a hitter off guard with a funky delivery.
Sometimes he hesitates on the rubber in the middle of his windup and turns his back to the batter like a corkscrew – maybe even faking a throw – before finally firing home. Other times, he starts all of a sudden with an old-fashioned quick pitch to the plate.
Cortes’ creativity often delights the Yankee Stadium crowd, especially if it throws off a hitter’s timing and earns an easy out.
But on this night, it could have cost him.
With two outs and nobody on base in the sixth inning Friday, a cruising Cortes corkscrewed himself into a hesitation delivery and fired way too high to Corey Julks of the Chicago White Sox.
A moment later, Cortes rapidly shuffled his feet and threw a quick pitch that Julks swung at and missed.
Nope, nice try, said plate umpire Laz Diaz. The crew chief jumped out from behind catcher Austin Wells and called Cortes for a violation that added an automatic ball to the count, making it 2-2.
Cortes and New York manager Aaron Boone both argued with Diaz, to no avail.
“He called an illegal pitch. I don´t think it was,” Boone said. “Nestor was set and initially he told me he stepped off with his left foot first, which clearly did not happen. He stepped off right. He just sped up his windup. I’ve got to look into it, but my first reaction is it´s not an illegal pitch.”
In the end, all the hubbub didn’t matter much. Cortes struck out Julks with a full-count changeup, and the Yankees held on for a 4-2 victory.
“I´m not going to get into it,” Cortes said afterward. “It just happened. I guess it was an illegal pitch and that´s all I´m going to say.”
New York Yankees pitcher Nestor Cortes throws against the Chicago White Sox during the first inning of a baseball game, Friday, May 17, 2024, in New York. (AP Photo/Noah K. Murray)
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