Mark Wahlberg says he'd donate one of his thumbs to help superstar Jose Altuve get back from his injury.
"I am an Astros fan," he added."Listen, I live in Nevada now, I'm a fan of real talent. And, you know what, they have an amazing team, and he has amazing talent, but he's also an amazing person, so I'm a big fan of his, especially."
As for Altuve -- who is out indefinitely after breaking his thumb playing for Venezuela during the World Baseball Classic -- Wahlberg says he's willing to help out. Astros star Jose Altuve is out for two months following surgery to repair a fractured right thumb caused by a 96 mph fastball.
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