Caguas vs. Mayagüez: playing the supremacy of cetros in the history of the universal baseball

It is a question of time when the confrontation in the final series between the Indians of Mayagüez and the Creoles of Caguas will materialize in this singular temporary season of the Professional League of Béisbol Roberto Clemente.

And as a matter of fact, this training will be an additional ingredient of importance: define the most important team in the history of the league.

Las franquicias más ganadoras del béisbol invernal -con18 campeonatos cada una- estarán hoy frente a frente en el inicio de la serie series a un maximo siete juegos en una series in which the Criollos estarán utilizando como sede local el stadadio Hiram Bithorn y no el Pedro Montañez de Cayey.

Will be offered by decimation on second series. The first occasion took place during the period 1947-48 and the last one in 2013-2014. Caguas ha ganado siete de esas 12 konfrontasies.

The first challenge will take place at Bithorn by a decision taken later by the Criollos generation, who have been 80 years before his first league title, says historian Jorge Colón Delgado.

The right José de León, who has scored 4-1 in what will be a time trial -including the semifinals- will be the first shock absorber for the turbo nova. The Indians have not yet decided on their initial launch on this edition. The series will take place without descent days and all parties will start at 18:00

“We are ready. We hope to have a good show and that we can play baseball ”, said Jesus ‘Motorita’ Feliciano, general manager of the Criollos, a El Nuevo Día.

“The whole world is hoping for this series. Independently the team, all of us have a long way to go to win the Puerto Rican championship. The important thing is that he is baseball and that our league can resolve all the situations in the past weeks, ”Feliciano said in reference to the semi-final series of the Indians and Manatí debuts in COVID-19 cases.

Caguas, directed by Ramón Vázquez, dominated the regular series with a mark of 14-4 and in the semifinals A barrier at the novel RA12. Mientras, Mayagüez, with Luis Matos a la cabeza, concluded with 13-5 and had the property with the Athenians of Manatí.

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All the world is hoping for this series. Independently the team, all of us have a long way to go to win the Puerto Rican championship. The important thing is that you have baseball and that our league can resolve all the situations in the past weeks.

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Now the big favorites will be released in a series that promises the quality of team players.

“Everyone knows that Mayagüez has a tremendous native talent. We know that there will not be an easy series, but we will have them come prepared from October, hoping that we will (very) learn. We are well prepared physically and mentally. We are going to put on a good show that Mayagüez will be the best of them, ”said Feliciano, who had been playing jogo for the past 7 years.

The Criollos made it to the finals with the acquisitions of the receivers of the Big Leagues, Víctor Caratini, and the veteran Yadier Molina, advertised in the assortment of eliminated teams. In three games, Molina beat 12-3 with the Athenians.

“We believe that Molina’s entry will be a big contribution for our team and for the final series. We can see in the halfeindstriid, the way we compete in our turns. This is one of the things that we call attention. We know that it is a list and that it is physically physical ”, said Feliciano about the receptor that is united with the Athenians in the semifinal B.

“We have a lot of content with the players we need for the final series”.

For its part, the Indians complain about the launcher Joel Huertas, of RA12.

“I am confident in my knowledge of the natives with the acquisitions that hicimos of the many that are available. But as always, the games are not played on the papel, on the ground. It’s the message that we’re living from the first day because of all the adversities that happened to us in the early hours of the morning, on the contrary we’re going to have fun every day, ”he said, leading Matos to El Nuevo Día al hablar de la serie.

The particular series in the regular series empatada a tres.

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We all hope that there will be a series of tranquil ones that only sea bass. What we sell is estimated by some because it happens. What is decided in the game field

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“We have a series of veterans who have been in their final series. This experience is very important ”.

The Criollos count in their matriculation with players like Vimael Machín, Reymond Fuentes, Jonathan Morales, Johneshwy Fargas (the Most Valuable of the regular) and the veteran Héctor Santiago, among others.

Thus, the Indians have in their plant a Kennys Vargas, Henry Ramos, Danny Ortiz, TJ Rivera and Emmanuel Rivera, who came from an incredible demonstration in his series Manatí with 13 squares drawn in four games.

“How many of these teams are good teams and have a lot of experience in the years he has been in the league in the final,” said frontman Emmanuel Rivera, by his side.

In his vez, Rivera confides that the final transcurrira sin mayors inconvenient, refiriéndose in especially ‘n some incidents that surgieron during the regular time between bandos.

Including in the last game of the regular season, conductor Matos ordered the bass bass to be played by Jonathan Morales’ intentional balls out and without a base when disputing the title of the bato, a hecho that provoked malestar in the band Criollo and in the propio jugador.

“We all hope that it’s a series of tranquil ones that are solely béisbol. What we sell is estimated by some because it happens. What is decided in the playground ”, says Rivera.

For its part, Matos abounds on the series of incidents and comments in the limited social speeches signaling that “the best word is what we do not say”.

‘Yo no soy de hablar de problemas. Be the people to make the things on the ground. Those who want to put things in speeches in these periods are their problem, ”concluded Matos.