Magellan liquid to Caracas in the ninth

Frederlin castro

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It is still very early in the short season of the Venezuelan Professional Baseball League (LVBP) and this afternoon at the University Stadium in Caracas, the Lions of Caracas host the Navegantes del Magallanes in the third game of the 2021-2022 series equaled to a game by side between the eternal rivals.

Good moment

The hairy ones come from winning their first private series of the 2021-2022 season against Caribes de Anzoátegui. There are seven clashes between the two groups, and the long-haired ones already have four victories, while the indigenous have two. There is only one clash between the two novenas: on December 5 at the capital diamond.

Lions won the private series against Caribes ð ?? ¤ ©

Caracas has a 12-9 record and is tied for third place in the table with Cardenales ð ???? ¥ ð ???? ¥

More details of this Wednesday’s game on our portal: https://t.co/0TcqfxAZNe pic.twitter.com/8G5VmlGedn

– Lions of Caracas (@leones_cbbc) November 18, 2021

Ship with strong offensive

For its part, the Carabobeño cast equaled the longest winning streak this season (5) that was held by the Cardinals. In that winning streak, the ship has 46 runs scored. In addition, they are leaders in collective batting average .308, home runs (21), RBIs (121) and are second in runs scored (126), after Braves (132, and in hits (216) behind Leones (221) .

Openers

The manager of the cave, José Alguacil, will send the young Jesús Vargas (0-1), a member of the champion team of the U-23 Baseball World Cup in Mexico, to the mound to open the actions for the capital. Meanwhile, the ship’s captain, Wilfredo Romero will release Wikelman Ramírez in his third presentation, with a record of two wins without losses and has only allowed four earned runs in 10.0 innings pitched.

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#Interview ð ???? ¥ | Wilfredo Romero, manager of La Nave, gives his impressions of the fifth consecutive victory of the team.

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– Magallanes BBC (@Magallanes_bbc) November 18, 2021

If there is a player that many hope to see awaken, and the fans know that against Caracas he has hit very well, that is Pablo Sandoval.

The “Panda” is coming off his fourth 2021 World Series champion ring with the Atlanta Braves. His last participation in the local tournament in the 2012-2013 season, when he homered in 40 appearances and batted .229.

Now as designated hitter this season with Magallanes and on his return to the capital, he has 10 at-bats, with one hit, two runs scored and the same number of charters, for an average of .100.