DETROIT – Akil Baddoo scored another key hit in his career’s career in the majors of the Detroit Tigers on March 4-3 in Minnesota’s Mellizos in 10 episodes.
Baddoo connected a single producer in the lower part of the decimal point. Debut domingo and disparó un jonon al primer lanzamiento que le hicieron.
Monday, connected a big slam in the duel that Detroit lost 15-6 ahead of the Mellizos. The newcomer entered the March meeting as the emerging corridor, grounding to play as a gardener and finisher defining a hit on the right yard in front of the Dominican Hansel Robles (0-1).
Baddoo, 22 years old, was acquired by the Tigers to the Mellizos in December, including the terms of Rule 5 of the draft regarding the drivers excluding the nominee of 40 integrants.
Recruited by Minnesota in the second round of the 2016 draft, Baddoo has been playing for the Class A team since last year. During four minor campaigns, there is a .249 promotion.
Last year, the time of the minors was canceled due to the pandemic.
The Dominican Nelson Cruz and Byron Buxton connect sent flights to the Mellizos.
The victory was won by the Dominican Gregory Soto (1-0), who scored two innings in white.
For the Mellizos, the Venezuelans Luis Arráez from 5-0, Willians Astudillo from 4-2 with a team. The Dominicans Jorge Polanco of 5-0, Cruz of 5-3 with an annotated and an empujada, Miguel Sanó of 4-0.
For the Tigers, poor Puerto Rican Willi Castro of 5-1. The Venezuelans Miguel Cabrera from 3-0 with one note, Harold Castro without official turn with one note, Wilson Ramos from 4-0. Dominicanos Jeimer Candelario of 4-2 with an annotated and an embarrassed, Nomar Mazara of 1-0.