Showing posts with label Los Naranjeros de Hermosillo. Show all posts
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Tuesday, January 26, 2021

Winter Leagues Playoffs 2020-2021: Naranjeros Grab 2-1 Lead Over Tomateros in LMP Championship Series

From the desk: FANÁTICO DEL BÉISBOL DE INVIERNO

2020-2021



  

LMP CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

GAME THREE
(2-1) Naranjeros de Hermosillo   5
(1-2) Tomateros de Culiacan        4
FINAL

BOXSCORE 1/25/21 - Facing Tomateros starter Edgar Arredondo in the top of the first, Los Naranjeros, on a clutch two-out base hit and run batted in from first baseman Victor Mendoza, promptly jump out to a 1-0 lead.  Hermosillo rallies for two more in the third on a sac-fly from third baseman Isaac Paredes and another hit and run batted in from Victor Mendoza.  With two outs in the bottom of the fifth, Culiacan string together only their second and third hits of the game, followed by a base on balls issued to Yoelkis Guibert loading the bases.  Los Naranjeros stick with their starter Cesar Vargas who then walks shortstop Jose Guadalupe Chavez to push across Culiacan's first run.  Center fielder Jose Cardona makes a fine play on a long fly by second baseman Ramiro Pena bringing Culiacan's threat to a close.  Edgar Arredondo's outing ends at five innings.  He exits on the losing side of a 2-3 game after yielding three earned runs on four hits and four walks with five strikeouts.  Culiacan right fielder Sebastian Elizalde singles to open the bottom of the sixth.  Left fielder Joey Meneses then doubles, putting two runners in scoring position.  First baseman Efren Navarro follows with a double, tying the game at three.  Naranjeros starter Cesar Vargas is finally dispatched to the showers.  Facing reliever Raul Barron with two outs, center fielder Yoelkis Guibert singles home the go-ahead run.  With a runner on base in the top of the eighth, Naranjeros catcher Julian Leon homers to left of reliever Sasagi Sanchez giving Hermosillo a 5-4 lead.  Shortstop  Jasson Atondo follows with a double instigating another pitching change.  No other scoring takes place.  Hermosillo reliever Raul Barron earns the win, and Fernando Salas the save.  Los Naranjeros secures a 2-1 series lead.

Sunday, January 24, 2021

Winter Leagues Playoffs 2020-2021: LVBP and LMP Championship Series Game Two Recaps

From the desk: FANÁTICO DEL BÉISBOL DE INVIERNO

2020-2021





LVBP CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

GAME TWO
(2-0) Caribes de Anzoátegui    1
(0-2) Cardenales de Lara         0
F/11 innings

BOXSCORE 1/23/21 - Right-hander Andres Machado toes the rubber for Anzoátegui and is opposed by right-hander Raul Rivero for Lara.  Both engage in a scoreless duel through the game's first five innings.  Machado exits after facing 16 batters, allowing no runs on just one hit and no walks with two strikeouts through five innings pitched.  He is relieved by southpaw Liarvis Breto in the sixth.  Raul Rivero allows no runs on three hits, and no walks with four strikeouts through six innings pitched.  He is relieved by Vicente Campos for the seventh.  Through this point, second baseman Cesar Hernandez accounts for Lara's only hit back in the first inning.  The scoreless duel continues into the eighth.  With two outs in the bottom of the frame, Lara finally strings together consecutive base hits.  But reliever Jake Sanchez strikes out right fielder Ezequiel Carrera swinging to end the inning.  Los Caribes put a runner in scoring position with two hits in the top of the ninth but leave him stranded.  Reliever Mayckol Guajpe retires Los Cardenales in the bottom of the ninth, and into extra innings they go at Estadio Antonio Herrera Gutierrez.  Los Caribes finally breakthrough in the top of the eleventh.  With two outs and runners on first and second, shortstop Luis Sardiñas singles home the game's first run.  To close out the bottom half of the frame Anzoátegui then summons right-hander  Lester Oliveros who immediately walks the lead-off batter, and before you know it, Los Caribes walk the bases loaded.  Right-hander Jean Toledo is summoned from the bullpen.  With one out, first baseman Osman Marval hits a comebacker to the pitcher resulting incredibly in a 1-2-3 inning-ending double-play to end the game.  Seven members of Los Caribes bullpen join together in limiting Lara to no runs on just two hits and five walks with two strikeouts through the game's final six innings.  Thrillingly, Los Caribes take a two-games to none series advantage over Los Cardenales de Lara.





LMP CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

GAME TWO
(1-1) Tomateros de Culiacan        6
(1-1) Naranjeros de Hermosillo    1
FINAL

BOXSCORE 1/23/21 - Early runs are scarce at Estadio Sonora at Hermosillo.  Southpaw Anthony Vasquez climbs the hill for Culiacan and is opposed by fellow southpaw Juan Pablo Oramas for Los Naranjeros.  Hermosillo opens the scoring in the third; shortstop Jasson Atondo doubles and scores.  Culiacan first baseman Efren Navarro ties the game with a home run leading off the fifth.  Los Tomateros then pull away in the seventh on right fielder Sebastian Elizalde's home run and catcher Alexis Wilson's single and run batted in for a 3-1 Tomateros lead.  Sebastian Elizalde then doubles home an insurance run in the eighth.  With two outs and a runner on second, Hermosillo brings in left-handed reliever and Mets farmhand  Heriberto Ruelas.  Center fielder Yoelkis Guibert greets him with a two-run home run to right field, giving Culiacan a late 6-1 lead and their final margin of victory.  Tomateros closer Alberto Baldonado enters the game in the ninth.  After yielding a lead-off single, he fans the next three batters to end the game.  Anthony Vasquez allows just one run on six hits and no walks with seven strikeouts through 6.1 innings pitched for the victory.  Naranjeros starter yields one run on just two hits and no walks with eight strikeouts through six innings but escapes with a no-decision.  The defending LMP champions even the series at one game apiece.

Thursday, January 03, 2019

Winter League Baseball: Mexican Pacific League Playoffs Underway



WINTER LEAGUE BEISBOL
2018~2019

MEXICO
Founded 1945


LMP FIRST ROUND
(Jan. 1-9)
Series tied 1-1
Charros de Jalisco (28-29)
vs. 
Tomateros de Culiacan (33-25)


Yaquis lead series 2-0
Venados de Mazatlan (27-31)
vs.
Yaquis de Obregon (30-26)


Series tied 1-1
Caneros de Los Mochis (28-30)
vs.
Naranjeros de Hermosillo (33-25)





*Team graphics Wikipedia

Sunday, February 09, 2014

Winter Leagues: Los Naranjeros Defeat Indios; Mexico Captures Second Straight Caribbean Title




Caribbean Series Final
Indios (P.R.)             1
Naranjeros (MEX)    7



Representing Mexico, the Naranjeros baseball club from Hermosillo, captured the nation's second straight Caribbean championship.  This was Mexico's third title in the last four years, and the eighth time a team from Mexico captured the Caribbean flag since they began participating in 1970.



MEXICAN PACIFIC LEAGUE MEMBER:
NARANJEROS de HERMOSILLO
Caribbean Champions
1976 & 2014


The representatives from Puerto Rico failed in their bid to capture the island's fifteenth Caribbean title, as los Indios de Mayaguez were undone by Mexico's sixth inning, six run outburst during Saturday night's final.

Joel Piniero climbed the hill for Mayaguez, and was opposed by Juan Delgadillo for los Naranjeros.  The two dueled through a scoreless tie through the first five innings, but Piniero's night ended there with a no-decision.  He threw 66 pitches, with 47 going for strikes, for a 71% rate of effectiveness.  He only allowed three hits, walked one, and struck out three before yielding to the bullpen.

Juan Delgadillo went back out for the sixth, and held los Indios scoreless yet again.  In the bottom of the frame, his efforts were finally rewarded.  With Kanekoa Texeira pitching in relief of Piniero, Naranjero's lead-off batter, and center fielder, Chris Roberson, greeted the Mayaguez reliever, and broke up the stalemate with a home run to right.  After surrendering a one out single and a walk, Texeira was removed in favor of Nelvin Fuentes.  First baseman Daryle Ward then promptly singled to drive in the Naranjero's second run.  A base hit by right fielder Luis Fonseca to load the bases, and a pitching change later, catcher Sabastian Valle stepped in against reliever Saul Rivera, and delivered the knock out blow- a grand slam home run over the left-center field wall.

Hermosillo scored one more time in the eighth, on a bases loaded single by shortstop Gil Velasquez.

Starting pitcher Juan Delgadillo completed seven full innings of scoreless baseball.  He allowed four hits, walked none, and struck out five batters before exiting on the winning side.  He threw 98 pitches, 70 for strikes, for a 71% rate of effectiveness.

Puerto Rico managed to ruin the shutout with one run in the ninth, but no much else.  Naranjero pitching limited them to five hits for the game.  Los Indios wound up 0 for 7 with runners in scoring position. Kanekoa Texeira was credited with the loss in relief.

Saturday's final game was played under clear skies, and 86 degrees, on la Isla de Margarita off Venezuela.
A crowd of 13,291 filled Estadio Guatamare de Porlamar for Saturday's championship.  Next year's Caribbean Series will be hosted by Puerto Rico.  Despite making their first appearance in 53 years, Cuba's participation in next year's tournament is still uncertain.

The Naranjeros de Hermosillo compiled a 42-25 record during their Mexican Pacific League regular season, clinching first place by a 4.5 game margin over second place Aguilas de Mexicali.  Hermosillo defeated the Mayos de Navojoa to win their league championship.  The Naranjeros then defeated the Domincan Republic's Tigres de Licey in the semi-finals to advance into the championship game against Puerto Rico.



Mike.BTB

Saturday, February 08, 2014

Caribbean Series Update: Puerto Rico Outlasts Venezuela; Will Face Mexico In Final



Friday, Feb. 7th Semi-Final
Puerto Rico  2
Venezuela    0

Puerto Rico's Indios de Mayaguez outlasted the top seeded Venezuelan Navegantes de Magallanes Friday evening to gain a 2-0 victory, and advance into Saturday's Caribbean championship game against Mexico's Naranjeros de Hermosillo.

Pitcher Giancarlo Alvarado climbed the hill for los Indios, and was opposed by Daryl Thompson for los Navegantes.  Both starters traded zeroes through the first five innings.  Thompson allowed but a hit, and a pair of walks, while striking out three before being relieved after facing one batter in the sixth.  Alvarado completed six innings, allowed two hits, two walks, and struck out two, before likewise departing with a no-decision.

Puerto Rico finally broke the scoreless deadlock in the top of the eighth inning off reliever Hassan Pena, who walked the first two batters he faced.  A fielding error by Navegantes shortstop Eduardo Escobar then loaded the bases, and chased Pena from the game.  In to pitch came Jesus Martinez, who promptly allowed a single to Indios center fielder Eddie Rosario.  Pinch runner Luis Montanez was the first base runner to cross the plate, followed by pinch hitter Miguel Abreu, who reached safely on a walk.  Both unearned runs were charged to Hassan Pena, who suffered the loss.

Steve Smith pitched two innings in relief of Giancarlo Alvarado, allowed just one hit, and picked up the win for Mayaguez.  Tyler Herron was credited with the save.  Alvarado faced 22 batters, threw 92 pitches, with 56 going for strikes, for an effective rate of 61%.

Both teams were limited to just three hits apiece.  Navegantes left fielder Ezequiel Carrera was the lone player with multiple hits, but the top seeded Venezuelan team was 0-4 with runners on scoring position. Former Mets player, and center fielder for los Navegantes, Endy Chavez went 1 for 4 at the plate.

The final game is set.  #4 Puerto Rico versus #2 Mexico - On Saturday, los Indios de Mayaguez will face los Naranjeros de Hermosillo, for the 2014 Caribbean League championship.

Puerto Rico is attempting to capture their 15th Caribbean title, but it has been thirteen years since their last. Their most recent championship came back in 2000, while los Indios de Mayaguez, who claim two titles, last won the winter leagues championship back in 1992.

Mexico defeated los Tigres de Licey, of the Dominican circuit, on Thursday, to gain a berth in the final. Mexico, last season's Caribbean champion, will be seeking to repeat, and gain the nation's 8th title.  The Naranjeros lone championship came in 1976.  Mexico's recent success has been sustained for over a decade now.  They have won two of the last three tournaments, and four times since 2002.


Saturday, February 8th, 2014

Caribbean Series
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
*     *     *     *
(Puerto Rico)
INDIOS de MAYAGUEZ
vs.
(Mexico)
NARANJEROS de HERMOSILLO
From
Isla de Margarita, Venezuela



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Mike.BTB

Sunday, January 31, 2010

Winter Leagues: MEXICO has a Champion!! 2010 Caribbean Series set.



MEXICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS


You're getting it here first (maybe...not really). I just finished watching the game. If you like pitching duels, this was the game for you. It was a fitting game 7 square-off.

Vinny Castilla, former Colorado Rockies, drove in the only run scored of the game with a sacrifice fly.



Los Naranjeros de Hermosillo defeated Los Venados de Mazatlan in the 7th game of the series for the Mexican Pacific League Championship. Los Naranjeros will move on to the 2010 Carribean Series in Venezuela.


If you want to see the last out the Naranjeros de Hermosillo secured over the Venados de Mazatlan to win the Mexican Baseball Championship, and the celebration on the field - click the link:

If you want to see some of the locker room celebration - click the link:

If you want to see the championship trophy and some more celebration - click the link:

(those are videos I uploaded)

The 2010 Caribbean Series is set.

Consider yourself updated.