Silvino Bracho: Caribes players are characterized by coming from below and they inject that into me

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CARACAS. Silvino Bracho has had a lot of activity since he arrived at the Caribes de Anzoátegui cave. As expected, the reliever with major league experience was going to have quite a bit of work due to his role on the Eastern team, which was to preserve the advantages gained in the final innings.

The Zuliano has responded to the confidence entrusted as an addition to the troop led by Mike Álvarez, by not allowing runs in his first two games, in which he has struck out three rivals, has only 0.43 in Whip and has allowed one hit, in the which was decisive in obtaining the first two victories of the series for the title against Navegantes del Magallanes.

“Grateful for my health, they brought me to help Caribes de Anzoátegui, they do their thing and I try to do my thing in the role they assigned me and deal with the responsibility that characterizes me, to go out and give my best and the results They have been positive,” he told the Aboriginal radio circuit, who was the Comeback of the Year in the previous season, 2020-2021.

The internal environment is very positive, because “La Tribu” has a record since December 7 of 21 wins and nine losses, a period in which he managed to qualify for the postseason after being in positions that left him out of it and after , accessed the final after the Round Robin.

“The adrenaline is incredible, the Caribes players are characterized by always coming from below and they inject the same into me and that’s why I go out and give it my all,” said the 29-year-old right-hander.

In the two clashes he has come out at important moments. “I told the manager that he brought me to solve the problems and if I feel fit, I will go out and give 100 percent,” said the person who arrived with certain physical details as a result of the trips they have made.

An intense ending

From the Valencian side, who is a member of Águilas del Zulia, recalled their competitiveness as ninth and how complicated the decisive event can be. “I knew that the final was going to be like this, Magallanes is compact and they have very good players and I know they were going to compete from the first inning, like Caribes, and it’s not going to be an easy series.”

Now they will be in Valencia and will try to conquer the remaining victories to obtain a new headband in the LVBP, the fifth for the organization and the second in which Bracho would be related, being champion in 2017 with the feathered ones.

“This is a tough final, my mind has always been to go out and compete and give my best,” closed the pitcher.