Pauline and Navarro dan H4 and tigers stop Lions

The batting of long footage, which had been absent in the first nine games of the Licey in the Round Robin, made an appearance yesterday when the team needed.

Yamaico Navarro and Ronny Paulino each shipped a solo home run and the Tigers came back to defeat the inspired Lions of the chosen (4-3) to climb another step in the steep staircase leading to the end.

Navarro bambinazo against the left-handed opener Jordan Norberto, the first of the Licey in the semifinal series, equalled actions in two turns in the quarter, while that of Paulinus in the sixth gave 3-2 advantage at the expense of the relief Johnatan Arias, who faced three and could not get even one out.

Problems of Arias in the box continued in that inning to tolerate also blunt incogibles Carlos Triunfel, which had entered rather than antesalista Donell Linares, and the own Navarro.

Arias was replaced by Humberto Sánchez, who after put u000aJuan Miranda in 2-0 count so lost in balls to congestionar pads.

Wil Nieves hit for double killings, giving rise to Triunfel scored the second in the inning and fourth in the club.

Los Leones marked one more in the eighth produced by simple Wilkin Castillo to relief Maikel Cleto, but were were short because Jairo Asencio pulled the chestnuts from the fire his companion to a succession of four outs, three strikeouts, including one dangerous Julio Lugo in the ninth with Eury Pérez running on second and two outsto join his second rescue of the series.

Victory annexed Robinson Tejeda (1-0), who pitched two innings of one hit, and lost Arias (0-1).

Los Tigres, which have dealt only two reverses that it has has undergone his eternal rival in all against all, have 4-6 foja and they amounted to third place in the semifinal, middlegame below the Eagles (4-5) marching in u000asecond.

The Lions (8-2) remain comfortably in the first step of the same while a string of three victories saw cut followed.

First races
A Julio Lugo, placed yesterday's solo home run as a third at-bat since Andy Dirks was not in roster, had put the Lions into advantage in the first episode before Ramon Ortiz, who once again had a brief exit.

Los Tigres were removed the monkey's back and attacked early Jordan Norberto and equalled the actions in the lower part of this Act, after combining simple starter Brad Coon, Puerto Rican rookie Jorge Padilla and Ronny Paulino.

The Lions capitalized on a mistake in tyre Donell Linares after bad fielding a shot by Mauro Gómez opening quarter.

Ortiz dominated Jesus Valdez with high table, but it allowed singles followed by Wilkin Castillo and Fernando Tatis.

With the filled sacks and one out, the Nelson leader u000aNorman replaced the right veteran for the left-handed David Pfeiffer to confront Julio Borbon, who was dominated with shot to the middle to force out at second, entering a career in the play Mauro Gómez.

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