The champion patrolman with the Magellan Navigators and Most Valuable Player of the Grand Final in the 2021-2022 season, signed with the Águilas Cibaeñas on the Dominican Baseball League and he will not return to the LVBP with the Turkish team.
“Some of you may have heard that I signed in the Dominican Republic for the winter of 2022-23. This next step is a great professional opportunity for me, as well as a better financial situation, and there was no way I would turn down the offer,” began with his words in a post published on his personal instagram account. “However, this announcement is bittersweet for me because I know I will miss playing in front of the best fans in the world. Through the good and bad times of the last three years, I have felt nothing but support and encouragement from the Magallanes fans”, he pointed out.
The veteran slugger thanked all the electric fans for their support last season and declared his affection for all those who supported his stay in the country. “THANK YOU!! I’ve spent my whole life dreaming of winning championships in packed stadiums, and now, after this winter, I can always look back on my career with a smile and know that all my hard work to get to this point means something,” he explained excitedly.
“I really couldn’t have done it without you guys, from supporting me during one of the worst hitting slumps of my career during the regular season (remember how bad that was?) to filling our stadium during the playoffs to give us a big lead.” local, to those who support us from afar. This championship belongs to you, Magallanes, and I can’t say enough, thank you for everything, I love you all”, added in the text posted on your account.
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Journalist Carlos Valmore Rodríguez on his Twitter account and through agent Alexander Xena, reported Cade Gotta’s fate with the Dominican Republic eaglet team.
Agent Alejandro Xena refers that Cade Gotta lines up the batteries bound for the Águilas Cibaeñas
– Carlos V. Rodríguez (@CarlosValmore) July 1, 2022
The American slugger remains in play with the Tecolotes de Dos Laredos in the Mexican Baseball League. He maintains a monumental batting line for .343/.446/.562 and a 1.009 OPS. He has also hit seven homers and drove in 29 lines in 56 games played.
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LVBP: Cade Gotta says goodbye with an emotional message for Magallanes (+PHOTO)