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Resumen viernes 12 de abril: Con boleto a la postemporada los Pescadores del Plata

posted Apr 12, 2013, 10:39 PM by Hector Rosa
viernes 12 de abril de 2013
Por Héctor (Titito) Rosa Figueroa
Oficial de Prensa Federación de Béisbol de Puerto Rico

Los Pescadores del Plata de Comerío (11-2) consiguieron el primer boleto clasificatorio de la sección Central y extendieron a 7-0 su invicto en la carretera al vencer 8-4 a los Centinelas de Orocovis (1-11) ayer viernes en la continuación de la temporada regular del Béisbol Superior Doble A.

Wilfredo Rosario, de los Pescadores, sacudió dos cuadrangulares en el triunfo de los comerieños y remolcó cuatro de las ocho carreras del equipo.

El lanzador Jorge Olmo se apuntó la victoria con ocho entradas lanzadas sin carreras permitidas. 

Aguada y Comerío son los primeros dos equipos con boleto asegurado a las series semifinales seccionales.  Quedan 30 espacios disponibles. 

En la misma sección, los campeones nacionales Bravos de Cidra (6-5) marcaron seis carreras en el noveno episodio para dominar 9-8 a los Polluelos de Aibonito (8-5) y los Toritos de Cayey (9-3) superaron 6-2 a los Próceres de Barranquitas (1-10) en gran labor del derecho Raúl Torres.

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