Fallece el legendario boricua Juan ‘Terín’ Pizarro

The Puerto Rican grand slam dancer, Juan ‘Terín’ Pizarro, considered himself the greatest native of history in history, failed the youths at night for 84 years.

According to Pizarro’s cheerleader, Charles West, mediating his social media remarks, the event took place around 7:45 PM Pizarro raised a few years against the cancer.

Pizarro, east of the Calma de Santurce calle, launched 18 times in the Grand Leagues and won a World Cup series with the Brawos of Milwaukee in 1957. Fue to the games of Estrellas and in the decade of the 60 fue one of the lancers most dominant of the Mayors.

At the time of 1964 there were 19-9 records with 2.56 innings and 162 pockets for the White Sox of Chicago.

Among the boricatic fanatics are most known for its multiplicity of markets in the invertebrate and the lethal duo that conforms together with Rubén Gómez in the body of launchers of the Cangrejeros de Santurce.

Following the page Beisbol101.com, in the boric pelota fue líder de triunfos in cuatro ocasiones y en tres decadas distantas (50′s, 60′sy 70′s), fue Jugador Más Valioso en la campña 1957-58, líder de efectividad , triple corona walker, poncho leader and gano 10 or more games on site, among many other logos.

“Juan Pizarro is the best Borician launcher of all time and one of the best among Latinos. Poseedor of multiple records, always playing our league, only in his best moments in the Major Leagues. It’s a great loss to Puerto Rico. What a break in peace! “, Declares Jorge Colón-Delgado, historian and creator of the portal, on Twitter.

Specifically, the LBPRC dedicated its 2020-21 season to Pizarro.

“Juan ‘Terín’ Pizarro gave us a leg inside and made the terrain uneven. In my personal character, I very much like the loss of a pillar of sport that we all love. “As President of the Universal League, he will announce to his Junta of Directors the award to the Lanzador del Año de nuestro torneo con su nombre para asi immortalize su legado”, said Juan Flores Galarza, President of the LBPRC, in a press release