El Águila beats Diablos in the port by 19 runs to 4

With rallies of seven, five and four runs, El Águila de Veracruz defeated the Diablos Rojos del México 19 runs to 5 in the first game of the series that was held at the Beto Ávila University Stadium.

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Both teams scored once in the first round but in the second round came an offensive of seven scores with which El Águila gained distance that was unattainable for the people of the capital. In the fifth roll the Devils made one (8-2) but the home team responded with five more lines that put the score at 13-2.

In the final third the score moved 17-2 with a four-score offensive in the seventh inning. In the eighth the Reds scored three times, two of them with the first home run in the Mexican League by Fernando Villalobos. At the bottom of that roll, the home team closed the account with two more scores.

The winning pitcher was Phillips Valdez with 5.0 innings of seven hits and two runs, while Steven Moyers took the loss after allowing eight runs in two innings.

After this first meeting, Diablos and El Águila will return to the diamond of the Estadio Universitario Beto Ávila this Wednesday where the probable opening duel between José Luis Bravo for the Diablos and Ashton Goudeau for Él Águila will be presented.

In other results: Scandalous score in Durango

Four home runs, two by Ariel Sandoval, James Nelson and José Manuel Orozco, supported the pitching of Ben Holmes so that Caliente de Durango defeated Rieleros de Aguascalientes by a scandalous score of 22 runs to 8 in the first game of the series.

The winning pitcher of the night was Ben Holmes, while the loss was assigned to Alexander Scherff, after being relieved by seven teammates, closing with Justin O’Conner and Jorge “Toto” González.

This Wednesday the second of the series between Caliente de Durango and Rieleros de Aguascalientes will be played at 7:30 p.m. in the Alberto Romo Chávez park in the hydrocálid capital.

Charros takes first. A hit by pinch-hitter Dwight Smith Jr. across right field in the ninth inning with Jhon Nuñez on board, when Charros was trailing by one run, ended up giving Jalisco an electrifying 9-8 victory over Saraperos de Saltillo. The second duel of the series will take place this Wednesday, starting at 8:00 p.m., at the Pan American Stadium.

Tecos dispatches Dorados. With a great and solid day of work for right-handed starter Robert Stock, who scored his fifth victory in a row, and with 14 hits behind him, this Tuesday Tecos de los Dos Laredos won 7-4 at Parque La Junta in Dorados de Chihuahua, to begin with the right wing the mid-week series that takes place in the nests. This Wednesday, June 19, the series will continue at 7:30 p.m. (Dos Laredos time).

Acereros wins based on hits. A day where all the starters of the Blue Fury gave at least one hit, 5 of them connected two or more and 2 of them served with 3, was the key for the locals to win 9-5 and with it Acereros tied the series at the Kickapoo Lucky Eagle in Monclova. Today at 7:45 p.m. it will be the third and last game of the series in Coahuila.

Sultans let go of the triumph. After a great offensive by the ninth team from Lagunera, Sultanes de Monterrey let the duel escape against Algodoneros Unión Laguna by a final score of 13 – 7. Jake Jewell scored his third win of the season after pitching the sixth inning in relief without allowing damage with a couple of strikeouts; The disaster was for Juán Gámez who received three hits for three runs, striking out two thirds of the way.

Olmecas strike first in Tabasco. Francisco Peguero drove six scores in support of the solid opening of Juan Pablo Oramas so that Olmecas de Tabasco won 10-2 over Conspiradores de Querétaro. This Wednesday the confrontation continues at the Centenario stadium, where the visitor will send Jorge Martínez to the mound, while those at home will do so with RJ Martínez.

Tigres falls to the champion. Raudy Read and Peter O’Brien combined to drive in eight runs and with this led the Pericos de Puebla to victory over the Tigres de Quintana Roo by a score of 10-5 in the first game of the series.

Yucatán is ahead in the series. The Leones de Yucatán had a great comeback in the top of the ninth inning with two runs to start winning the series against the Guerreros de Oaxaca with a final score of 9 runs to 8.

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