Who you pickin', Joe?
What's the tiebreaker?
I'll take Mexico.
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6407Venezuela has always disappointed. The Dominican is always a good bet. I liked Venezuela's resilience in the playoffs. They seem to be well rounded enough to win this tournament. I'll go with Venezuela.
Under this six-team format, I don't think there are any tie breakers.
Under this six-team format, I don't think there are any tie breakers.
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64085 game round robin Teams A B C D E F
Standings after 5 games
A 3-2
B 3-2
C 3-2
D 2-3
E 2-3
F 2-3
A B C are in
Who's the 4th team?
Standings after 5 games
A 3-2
B 3-2
C 3-2
D 2-3
E 2-3
F 2-3
A B C are in
Who's the 4th team?
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6409Hi Seagull,
You would need a playoff under your conditions.
If you look at the previous page, calendar of games, I don't think you would have a playoff.
You would need a playoff under your conditions.
If you look at the previous page, calendar of games, I don't think you would have a playoff.
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6410
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Dominican Republic announces its roster
Starting pitchers:
yunesky maya
Tyler Alexander
Raul Valdes
Lisabert Bonilla
Albert Abreu
relievers:
Luis Felipe Castillo
Ferdinand Abbot
Jhan Mariñez
Louis Santos
Gabriel Ynoa
Jenry Mejia
Huascar Brazoban
Juan Minaya
Frank Garces
Reymin Guduan
Ryan Kussmal
Receivers:
Willin Rosario
Wester Rivas
Carlos Paulino
Infielders:
Juan Francisco
Henry Urrutia
Ronald Guzman
Robinson Cano
Hanser Albert
Gustavo Nunez
Kelvin Gutierrez
Richard Urena
Gardeners:
Joseph Siri
Marcell Ozuna
Melky Table
Moses Sierra
Jordan Valdespin
Extra:
Edwin Espinal
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Venezuela defines its roster
pitchers:
Henderson Alvarez
Silvino Bracho
Vincent Campos
Henry Rye
Frank Enderson
Yapson Gomez
Junior Guerrero
Cesar Jimenez
Yohander Mendez
Jose Martinez
Wilking Rodriguez
Danny Rondon
Brunce Rondon
Erick Leal
Anthony Vizcaya
Robert Zarate
catchers:
Francis Arcia
Arthur Grandson
Anderson De La Rosa
Infielders:
Rayder Ascanio
Balbino Fuenmayor
Gabriel Noriega
Niuman Romero
Paul Sandoval
Leonard Reginatto
Engelb Vielma
outfielders:
Willians Astudillo
Alexander De Aza
cade gotta
Albert Martinez
Angel Reyes
Danny Vasquez
absences:
Alberto Gonzalez (infielder)
Carlos Perez (Catcher)
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641132 man teams Panama only 28
Usually tie breakers in round robin play is
only 2 tied head to head
3 or more usually it's record against the teams involved with the worst elimnated until there are 2 left then head to head.
Usually tie breakers in round robin play is
only 2 tied head to head
3 or more usually it's record against the teams involved with the worst elimnated until there are 2 left then head to head.
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6412I've got to be rooting for Colombia; they have Sandy Leon behind the plate and Dayan Frias in the Infield. Both of them are Guardians in the spring and summer.
plus I went to Cartegena a few years ago; saw lots of folks in Gio Urshela T-shirts on the streets of his hometown
plus I went to Cartegena a few years ago; saw lots of folks in Gio Urshela T-shirts on the streets of his hometown
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64131ST DAY SERIES DEL CARIBE GAME 1
Puerto Rico starts the Caribbean Series with a loss to Panama
January 28, 2022
Santo Domingo - The Criollos of Puerto Rico started the Caribbean Series with a 3-2 loss to Panama at the Quisqueya Stadium in the Dominican Republic.
An RBI single by Edgar Muñoz with runners at first and second base left the Puerto Ricans sprawled on the field.
The second game of the Criollos will be tomorrow, Saturday, against the host Dominican Republic starting at 8:00 pm
The Puerto Ricans' first run came in the fourth inning after two outs against starter Harold Araúz. After retiring the first two batters, Araúz gave Emmanuel Rivera and Vimael Machín back-to-back walks.
Then designated hitter Roberto “Bebo” Pérez singled to center to bring Rivera to the plate, lifting the spirits of a handful of Puerto Rican fans in the stands.
And with runners on second and first base, the Criollos threat ended, as Jonathan Morales lined out to second to close out the inning. 1-0
Venezuelan right-hander Nivaldo Rodríguez started for the Criollos and had a solid opening. In five innings, Rodríguez allowed no runs and only gave up two hits. The only time he was in trouble was in the very first inning when Panama placed runners in the corners with two outs. But Rodríguez tightened his arm and ended the Astronauts' threat. He had no decision.
Rodríguez also had the defensive support of his teammates. Shortstop Edwin Diaz and right fielder Danny Ortiz, especially, made defensive gems, supporting Rodriguez's management from the mound.
Rodriguez was relieved by Braden Webb in the sixth inning and the American didn't allow a score. And then Ricardo Vélez completed the seventh without major problems.
Panama tied the game in the bottom of the eighth inning, with Olmo Rosario's solo homer off right-hander Fernando Cruz after two outs. Then Christian Bethancourt brought the tiebreaking run to the plate with a hit. 1-2
Caguas did not sit idly by and countered, leveling the score at 2-2 thanks to an error by shortstop Eduardo Thomas on a grounder by Pérez with runners on the corners, who brought one run to the plate.
But then Caguas quickly fell into trouble allowing two men to get on base with only one out, and then the hit by Muñoz to right field against reliever Alex Diaz. 2-3
Puerto Rico starts the Caribbean Series with a loss to Panama
January 28, 2022
Santo Domingo - The Criollos of Puerto Rico started the Caribbean Series with a 3-2 loss to Panama at the Quisqueya Stadium in the Dominican Republic.
An RBI single by Edgar Muñoz with runners at first and second base left the Puerto Ricans sprawled on the field.
The second game of the Criollos will be tomorrow, Saturday, against the host Dominican Republic starting at 8:00 pm
The Puerto Ricans' first run came in the fourth inning after two outs against starter Harold Araúz. After retiring the first two batters, Araúz gave Emmanuel Rivera and Vimael Machín back-to-back walks.
Then designated hitter Roberto “Bebo” Pérez singled to center to bring Rivera to the plate, lifting the spirits of a handful of Puerto Rican fans in the stands.
And with runners on second and first base, the Criollos threat ended, as Jonathan Morales lined out to second to close out the inning. 1-0
Venezuelan right-hander Nivaldo Rodríguez started for the Criollos and had a solid opening. In five innings, Rodríguez allowed no runs and only gave up two hits. The only time he was in trouble was in the very first inning when Panama placed runners in the corners with two outs. But Rodríguez tightened his arm and ended the Astronauts' threat. He had no decision.
Rodríguez also had the defensive support of his teammates. Shortstop Edwin Diaz and right fielder Danny Ortiz, especially, made defensive gems, supporting Rodriguez's management from the mound.
Rodriguez was relieved by Braden Webb in the sixth inning and the American didn't allow a score. And then Ricardo Vélez completed the seventh without major problems.
Panama tied the game in the bottom of the eighth inning, with Olmo Rosario's solo homer off right-hander Fernando Cruz after two outs. Then Christian Bethancourt brought the tiebreaking run to the plate with a hit. 1-2
Caguas did not sit idly by and countered, leveling the score at 2-2 thanks to an error by shortstop Eduardo Thomas on a grounder by Pérez with runners on the corners, who brought one run to the plate.
But then Caguas quickly fell into trouble allowing two men to get on base with only one out, and then the hit by Muñoz to right field against reliever Alex Diaz. 2-3
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64141ST DAY SERIES DEL CARIBE GAME 2
Colombia beats Venezuela in the premiere of the Caribbean Series
Jan. 28, 2022
The Colombian Caimanes de Barranquilla sent a strong message about what they are looking for in the Caribbean Series with a four-run rally in the fourth inning to win 6-1 over the Venezuelan Navegantes del Magallanes.
Seven pitchers combined to limit Magellan's bats to just four hits and one run. With the wood, the offense downloaded 14 hits in Quisqueya stadium in the second game of the six-country tournament.
Luis Moreno (1-0) got the win by taking the mound in place of starter Eduard López, who could only cover 1 2/3 innings. Moreno threw an inning and a third of shutout ball, allowing no hits.
The four run 4th inning began to indicate the direction of Caimanes.
Carlos Arroyo drove in Brayan Buelvas with a single and Harold Ramírez did the same with Taiwanese Tsung-Che Cheng. Reynaldo Rodríguez, who played with Magallanes in the last season of Venezuelan baseball, as well as in the 2018-2019 campaign, crowned the rally with a hit to left scoring Arroyo and Ramírez. 4-0
The fifth inning brought in one more run.
Venezuelan Major Leaguer Sandy León continued to punish the Navegantes, of his country, with a hit to the left that scored Mauricio Ramos. 5-0
And in the eighth inning, Brayan Buelvas batted in Daniel Angulo. 6-0
Magallanes avoided the shut with a run in the ninth: Ángel Reyes tripled and scored on a fly ball by relief pitched Francisco Arcia.
In the first game, Astronautas de Los Santos (Panama) dominated Criollos de Caguas (Puerto Rico) 3x2.
Colombia beats Venezuela in the premiere of the Caribbean Series
Jan. 28, 2022
The Colombian Caimanes de Barranquilla sent a strong message about what they are looking for in the Caribbean Series with a four-run rally in the fourth inning to win 6-1 over the Venezuelan Navegantes del Magallanes.
Seven pitchers combined to limit Magellan's bats to just four hits and one run. With the wood, the offense downloaded 14 hits in Quisqueya stadium in the second game of the six-country tournament.
Luis Moreno (1-0) got the win by taking the mound in place of starter Eduard López, who could only cover 1 2/3 innings. Moreno threw an inning and a third of shutout ball, allowing no hits.
The four run 4th inning began to indicate the direction of Caimanes.
Carlos Arroyo drove in Brayan Buelvas with a single and Harold Ramírez did the same with Taiwanese Tsung-Che Cheng. Reynaldo Rodríguez, who played with Magallanes in the last season of Venezuelan baseball, as well as in the 2018-2019 campaign, crowned the rally with a hit to left scoring Arroyo and Ramírez. 4-0
The fifth inning brought in one more run.
Venezuelan Major Leaguer Sandy León continued to punish the Navegantes, of his country, with a hit to the left that scored Mauricio Ramos. 5-0
And in the eighth inning, Brayan Buelvas batted in Daniel Angulo. 6-0
Magallanes avoided the shut with a run in the ninth: Ángel Reyes tripled and scored on a fly ball by relief pitched Francisco Arcia.
In the first game, Astronautas de Los Santos (Panama) dominated Criollos de Caguas (Puerto Rico) 3x2.
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64151ST DAY SERIES DEL CARIBE GAME 3
Giants of Cibao start triumphantly in the Caribbean Series by beating the Charros of Jalisco
Jan. 29, 2022
Robinson Canó drove in two runs in the 3-2 victory of the Gigantes del Cibao (Dominican Republic) over the Charros de Jalisco (Mexico) to debut with a win in the Caribbean Series. ( EXTERNAL SOURCE )
The Gigantes del Cibao (Dominican Republic) reacted at the right time to defeat the Charros de Jalisco (Mexico) 3-2, at one o'clock this morning, in order to triumphantly start their first game of the 2022 Caribbean Series , which is played at the Quisqueya Juan Marichal Stadium.
It was a day in which the Dominican Robinson Canó drove in two runs, the main one after two outs in the decisive seventh for his country.
Both teams scored in the first inning and the Charros went ahead in the third with one more. But a two-run attack, scored after two outs, in the top of the seventh gave the Giants a 3-2 lead over the Charros, who up to that point had been sailing smoothly thanks to their pitching.
Tyler Alexander, of the Dominican team, pitched three complete innings, two turns, both earned while his Mexican rival, Brennan Bernardino threw five innings and a third innings.
The rest of the work was in the hands of the relief pitching and it was the one from Mexico that staggered in the seventh by allowing the two runs, which gave the Giants the advantage and later the victory. The Dominicans used eight pitchers and the Mexicans six.
The game was won by Luis Felipe Castillo (1-0), saved by Juan Minaya (1) and lost by Jared Wilson (0-1).
The Dominican team loaded the bases in the top of the ninth, but did not score and in the bottom of the ninth, the Charros had a man at third with two outs, but Minaya got the scoreless inning and the save.
The Giants scored first after one out on Hanser Alberto's triple to center field and scored on Robinson Canó's grounder to second. 1-0
The Charros' response came immediately, after two outs. Joey Meneses singled to left field and moved to second on pitcher Alexander's wild pitch. Japhet Amador singled into left field to tie the game. 1-1
Jalisco took the lead in the bottom of the third, also after two outs and against Alexander. Jesús Quiroz doubled to left and another “wild pitch” came from the pitcher with which Quiroz moved to third base to later score on Meneses' single to left field. 1-2
In the top of the seventh, the Giants responded with two to take the lead off two pitchers. The inning was started by Jared Wilson, who entered for David Gutiérrez. Moisés Sierra begins the attack with a double to the left field and Jordany Valdespín (entered for Wilín Rosario) received a walk. Wilson struck out Webster Rivas and José Sirí reached base on a fielder's choice in which Valdespín was out a fielder's choice to short and left men in the corners.
In that situation, Hanser Alberto hit a soft line drive over short and Sierra scored, again runners on third and first. It was all for Wilson, replaced by Samuel Sazuelta to face Robinson Canó, who hit a strong ground ball between second and first at the first pitch and Alberto scored the go-ahead run. 2-3
Giants of Cibao start triumphantly in the Caribbean Series by beating the Charros of Jalisco
Jan. 29, 2022
Robinson Canó drove in two runs in the 3-2 victory of the Gigantes del Cibao (Dominican Republic) over the Charros de Jalisco (Mexico) to debut with a win in the Caribbean Series. ( EXTERNAL SOURCE )
The Gigantes del Cibao (Dominican Republic) reacted at the right time to defeat the Charros de Jalisco (Mexico) 3-2, at one o'clock this morning, in order to triumphantly start their first game of the 2022 Caribbean Series , which is played at the Quisqueya Juan Marichal Stadium.
It was a day in which the Dominican Robinson Canó drove in two runs, the main one after two outs in the decisive seventh for his country.
Both teams scored in the first inning and the Charros went ahead in the third with one more. But a two-run attack, scored after two outs, in the top of the seventh gave the Giants a 3-2 lead over the Charros, who up to that point had been sailing smoothly thanks to their pitching.
Tyler Alexander, of the Dominican team, pitched three complete innings, two turns, both earned while his Mexican rival, Brennan Bernardino threw five innings and a third innings.
The rest of the work was in the hands of the relief pitching and it was the one from Mexico that staggered in the seventh by allowing the two runs, which gave the Giants the advantage and later the victory. The Dominicans used eight pitchers and the Mexicans six.
The game was won by Luis Felipe Castillo (1-0), saved by Juan Minaya (1) and lost by Jared Wilson (0-1).
The Dominican team loaded the bases in the top of the ninth, but did not score and in the bottom of the ninth, the Charros had a man at third with two outs, but Minaya got the scoreless inning and the save.
The Giants scored first after one out on Hanser Alberto's triple to center field and scored on Robinson Canó's grounder to second. 1-0
The Charros' response came immediately, after two outs. Joey Meneses singled to left field and moved to second on pitcher Alexander's wild pitch. Japhet Amador singled into left field to tie the game. 1-1
Jalisco took the lead in the bottom of the third, also after two outs and against Alexander. Jesús Quiroz doubled to left and another “wild pitch” came from the pitcher with which Quiroz moved to third base to later score on Meneses' single to left field. 1-2
In the top of the seventh, the Giants responded with two to take the lead off two pitchers. The inning was started by Jared Wilson, who entered for David Gutiérrez. Moisés Sierra begins the attack with a double to the left field and Jordany Valdespín (entered for Wilín Rosario) received a walk. Wilson struck out Webster Rivas and José Sirí reached base on a fielder's choice in which Valdespín was out a fielder's choice to short and left men in the corners.
In that situation, Hanser Alberto hit a soft line drive over short and Sierra scored, again runners on third and first. It was all for Wilson, replaced by Samuel Sazuelta to face Robinson Canó, who hit a strong ground ball between second and first at the first pitch and Alberto scored the go-ahead run. 2-3
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6416STANDINGS AT THE END OF THE FIRST DAY
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EQUIPMENT W L PCT DIFF
Dominican one 0 1,000 --
Panama one 0 1,000 --
Colombia one 0 1,000 --
Mexico 0 one .000 one
Puerto Rico 0 one .000 one
Venezuela 0 one .000 one
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6417“Every day is a new opportunity. You can build on yesterday's success or put its failures behind and start over again. That's the way life is, with a new game every day, and that's the way baseball is.”
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6418
Caimanes makes history for Colombia in the Caribbean Series
Jan 28, 2022
Caimanes de Barranquilla gave Colombia its first victory in its history in the Caribbean Series this Friday by defeating Navegantes del Magallanes (Venezuela) 6-1 at the Quisqueya Juan Marichal stadium.
Colombia had a record of zero wins and 10 losses, accumulated in the 2020 and 2021 editions, in which Cowboys and Caimanes participated, respectively.
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64192ND DAY SERIES DEL CARIBE GAME 1
Colombia defeats Panama and has two victories in the Caribbean Series
Jan. 29, 2022
[ What a comeback by both teams; 7 of the 11 runs came in the final two innings; Ramirez walk off double won it. ]
Harold Ramírez drove in Brayan Buelvas with a single and the Caimanes de Barranquilla left the Los Santos Astronauts on the field in the morning session of the second day of the Caribbean Series , Santo Domingo 2022 .
A home run by Carlos Arroyo in the bottom of the first inning scored the first run of the game and put Colombia ahead 1-0.
In the fourth inning Panama tied the score 1-1.
Colombia took advantage again in the bottom of the fifth, Andrés Angulo scored when Tsung-Che Cheng grounded into a fielder's choice. 1-2
The Colombians scored one more in the closing of the seventh, scored on the legs of Mauricio Ramos, driven in by Cheng, who hit a single to the left field. 1-3
In the top of the eighth Olmo Rosario drove in Jhonny Yussett Santos and then came a single by Ivan Herrera who drove in two runs that gave Panama a 4-3 lead. 4-3
In the bottom of the eighth Colombia tied the action at four runs. Rodriguez lead off and. Herrara popped out to the catcher on a bunt attempt. Figueroa walked. Ramos doubled to left, Rodriguez scored, Figueroa was thrown out at home. 4-4
At the top of the ninth, Panama took the lead 5-4. With one out, Thomas, Santo, and Hair walked to load the bases with one out. Munoz hit into a fielder's choice. Thomas scored. Hair was out at second. Santos was on at third. The threat ended when Jimenez flied out to left 5-4
Columbia won the game on a walk off double to left by Ramirez. Buelvas got the inning started with a lead off walk. Cheng sacrificed Buelvas to second. One out. Martinez doubles to right, Buelvas scored. Ramirez doubled to right. Martinez scored. 5-6
Manaurys Correa opened for Panama and Elkin Alcalá for Colombia. Both left without decision; Alcalá pitched 4.0 innings in which he allowed four hits, one earned run, two walks and didn't strike out any of the 15 batters he faced. Correa lost after 4.1 innings, four hits, two earned runs, one walk and five strikeouts. He allowed a home run.
Colombia defeats Panama and has two victories in the Caribbean Series
Jan. 29, 2022
[ What a comeback by both teams; 7 of the 11 runs came in the final two innings; Ramirez walk off double won it. ]
Harold Ramírez drove in Brayan Buelvas with a single and the Caimanes de Barranquilla left the Los Santos Astronauts on the field in the morning session of the second day of the Caribbean Series , Santo Domingo 2022 .
A home run by Carlos Arroyo in the bottom of the first inning scored the first run of the game and put Colombia ahead 1-0.
In the fourth inning Panama tied the score 1-1.
Colombia took advantage again in the bottom of the fifth, Andrés Angulo scored when Tsung-Che Cheng grounded into a fielder's choice. 1-2
The Colombians scored one more in the closing of the seventh, scored on the legs of Mauricio Ramos, driven in by Cheng, who hit a single to the left field. 1-3
In the top of the eighth Olmo Rosario drove in Jhonny Yussett Santos and then came a single by Ivan Herrera who drove in two runs that gave Panama a 4-3 lead. 4-3
In the bottom of the eighth Colombia tied the action at four runs. Rodriguez lead off and. Herrara popped out to the catcher on a bunt attempt. Figueroa walked. Ramos doubled to left, Rodriguez scored, Figueroa was thrown out at home. 4-4
At the top of the ninth, Panama took the lead 5-4. With one out, Thomas, Santo, and Hair walked to load the bases with one out. Munoz hit into a fielder's choice. Thomas scored. Hair was out at second. Santos was on at third. The threat ended when Jimenez flied out to left 5-4
Columbia won the game on a walk off double to left by Ramirez. Buelvas got the inning started with a lead off walk. Cheng sacrificed Buelvas to second. One out. Martinez doubles to right, Buelvas scored. Ramirez doubled to right. Martinez scored. 5-6
Manaurys Correa opened for Panama and Elkin Alcalá for Colombia. Both left without decision; Alcalá pitched 4.0 innings in which he allowed four hits, one earned run, two walks and didn't strike out any of the 15 batters he faced. Correa lost after 4.1 innings, four hits, two earned runs, one walk and five strikeouts. He allowed a home run.
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64202ND DAY SERIES DEL CARIBE GAME 2
Danry Vásquez decides with a double win for Venezuela
Jan. 29, 2022
Right fielder Danry Vásquez hit a two-run single in the bottom of the third for the first of the game in the victory of the Navegantes de Magallanes 5-0, over the Charros de Jalisco in the afternoon session of the Caribbean Series , on Saturday, January 29, at the Quisqueya Juan Marichal Stadium.
Five pitchers combined for the shutout.
Vásquez scored in the inning to cap a three-run rally driven in by Balbino Fuenmayor.
The victory puts the Venezuelans with a 1-1 mark and Mexico suffered its second defeat in the Caribbean classic, where the Caimanes de Barranquilla of Colombia are 2-0 after their victory in the morning game, against the Los Santos Astronauts , from Panama, who are 1-1.
José Alejandro Córdona started in the game for Mexico in center; Jesús Quiró at second base; Joey Menéses at first; Japher Amador as designated hitter; Dariel Álvarez, in right field; Felix Perez in left field; Isaac Rodríguez, at third base; Amadeo Zazuela at short stop and Alexis Wilson catcher.
Manuel Antonio Barrera was the pitcher who started; 2.1 innings, four hits, three runs, three earned, three walks and three strikeouts, he suffered the loss; they were followed by Antonio Alemano Hernández; Alexandro Tovalin; Juan Irwin Delgado; David Gutierrez, Daniel Duarte and Jake Sanchez.
Cade Roert Gota started the game for Venezuela in center; Niuman Romero at third base; Williams Austudillo, second baseman; Danry Vasquez, right fielder; Balbino Fuenmayor, first baseman; Pablo Sandoval, designated hitter; Anderson De la Rosa, catcher; Alejandro De Aza, left fielder and Gabriel Noriga, at short stop.
The starting pitcher was Yoander Mendez (1-0), who came off the mound after 5.0 innings of one hit, two walks and five strikeouts to claim the win. He was followed on the mound by Wilking Rodríguez, Silvio Bracho; Anthony Vizcaya and Bruce Rondon.
That's how they scored
In the bottom of the third Venezuela scored three times to take the lead in the game.
Vasquez doubled to center field that drove in Romero and Robert scored; Vásquez also scored on an RBI single to the center, by Fuenmayor. 0-3
In the bottom of the fifth, the Venezuelans increased their lead on the board when Sandoval scored on an RBI single from Noriega. 0-4
A solo home run by Sandoval added a fifth run for Venezuela , while their pitching remained dominant and has not allowed the Mexicans to score. 0-5
Danry Vásquez decides with a double win for Venezuela
Jan. 29, 2022
Right fielder Danry Vásquez hit a two-run single in the bottom of the third for the first of the game in the victory of the Navegantes de Magallanes 5-0, over the Charros de Jalisco in the afternoon session of the Caribbean Series , on Saturday, January 29, at the Quisqueya Juan Marichal Stadium.
Five pitchers combined for the shutout.
Vásquez scored in the inning to cap a three-run rally driven in by Balbino Fuenmayor.
The victory puts the Venezuelans with a 1-1 mark and Mexico suffered its second defeat in the Caribbean classic, where the Caimanes de Barranquilla of Colombia are 2-0 after their victory in the morning game, against the Los Santos Astronauts , from Panama, who are 1-1.
José Alejandro Córdona started in the game for Mexico in center; Jesús Quiró at second base; Joey Menéses at first; Japher Amador as designated hitter; Dariel Álvarez, in right field; Felix Perez in left field; Isaac Rodríguez, at third base; Amadeo Zazuela at short stop and Alexis Wilson catcher.
Manuel Antonio Barrera was the pitcher who started; 2.1 innings, four hits, three runs, three earned, three walks and three strikeouts, he suffered the loss; they were followed by Antonio Alemano Hernández; Alexandro Tovalin; Juan Irwin Delgado; David Gutierrez, Daniel Duarte and Jake Sanchez.
Cade Roert Gota started the game for Venezuela in center; Niuman Romero at third base; Williams Austudillo, second baseman; Danry Vasquez, right fielder; Balbino Fuenmayor, first baseman; Pablo Sandoval, designated hitter; Anderson De la Rosa, catcher; Alejandro De Aza, left fielder and Gabriel Noriga, at short stop.
The starting pitcher was Yoander Mendez (1-0), who came off the mound after 5.0 innings of one hit, two walks and five strikeouts to claim the win. He was followed on the mound by Wilking Rodríguez, Silvio Bracho; Anthony Vizcaya and Bruce Rondon.
That's how they scored
In the bottom of the third Venezuela scored three times to take the lead in the game.
Vasquez doubled to center field that drove in Romero and Robert scored; Vásquez also scored on an RBI single to the center, by Fuenmayor. 0-3
In the bottom of the fifth, the Venezuelans increased their lead on the board when Sandoval scored on an RBI single from Noriega. 0-4
A solo home run by Sandoval added a fifth run for Venezuela , while their pitching remained dominant and has not allowed the Mexicans to score. 0-5
“Every day is a new opportunity. You can build on yesterday's success or put its failures behind and start over again. That's the way life is, with a new game every day, and that's the way baseball is.”
-- Bob Feller
-- Bob Feller