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Francisco's 4-3 on the Tigers triumph
posted on: Nov 28 2011 8:12 by RDugey. Viewed 37 times.
Dozens of partial blue longed for observing a great offensive production of Juan Francisco and the slugger made yesterday of pleasing them.
The antesalista hit 4 - 3 and remolcó two laps to become the hero of the Tigres del Licey, which broke yesterday 5-2 to the Lions of the chosen Sunday match in the estadio Quisqueya.
Francisco, who despite exhibit on the.330 average has satisfied a large part of the vast Legion of blue, followers came easy to the prado central in the first that remolcó Christian Marrero, who had been pressurized by unstoppable before the opener Josh Banks.
Also the slugger pushed another return key in a seventh episode where the bengaleses scored three runs, after producing his third unstoppable in a post where connected five hits in the form followed by the six with which closed the entry, which virtually sealed the victory blue.
In that inning u000akey, catcher Tim Federowicz began with unstoppable, and after that Engel Beltré sacrificed himself, Yordanis Valdespín continued with double tug and was put out trying to defraud the prelude, however then came incogibles followed by Anderson Hernández, Marrero, Francisco and Yamaico Navarro from the bullpen Roque Mercedes, Nelson Payano and Melkin Valdez.
With his victory, the Tigers remained in third place in the tournament with 18-14 foja, half game behind the bulls and the Eagles, which lead the same, while the Lions succumbed to eighth followed party and now occupy the bottom two important fourth parties.
El Licey went ahead with a run in the first, then the long-haired equalled the fourth against blue Starter Héctor Noesí, to move forward with one more in the sixth, but there was blue rebellion with three in the seventh and one more in the eighth.
Cristian Martinez u000a(3-0), the second of five pitchers in the Licey scored the victory, while Victor Marte got the rescue, his ninth of the tournament, while Nelson Payano (1-1) was defeated.
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