Unión Laguna enters the hydro-warm Platform

With several important losses, the Algodoneros will open the series this Tuesday in Aguascalientes, when they visit the Rieleros, at the Alberto Romo Chávez Stadium.

The three meetings will begin promptly at 7:30 p.m. The duel for today will be between Nicaraguan right-hander Juan Carlos Ramírez (0-0, 15.00 ERA) for the locals and Aldo Montes (2-1, 2.86 ERA) for the Guindas, who has pitched for 22 innings in four games, allowing 25 hits and 13 runs, striking out 17 and walking 9.

Wednesday’s clash will be between Dominican Ulises Joaquín (0-0, 4.20 ERA) for the Hydrocalidos, against Steven Fuentes (1-0, 9.00 ERA) for the Laguneros. The third and last will be Ronald Medrano (1-0, 4.02 ERA) and the recent signing of Unión Laguna, Ryan Castellani (0-0, 0.00 ERA).

INJURIES

It was the same cotton club that announced the injuries of different players, in the series they won as a visitor to the Charros de Jalisco in La Perla del Tapatia, which will hardly be on the platform.

As for the catcher Julián León, he left the third of the series after experiencing discomfort in his post-surgery left knee, when moving on several pitches behind home plate and later when braking, on a trip to third base, even having to visit a hospital

Dutch shortstop Didi Gregorius had to leave the game after receiving a pitch in the batter’s box on his right ankle, with which he had had problems and had to miss some games.

Due to discomfort in the external oblique on the right side, Panamanian Allen Córdoba left the confrontation with the game won, after making a catch in center field and completely extending the aforementioned area.

The natural to replace the Central American is “Rabbit” Edgar Robles, but he is also recovering from an oblique injury, so he will return to action until the weekend, when the Guindas host the Saraperos de Saltillo at the Revolución. Surely Panchito Hernández will receive the opportunity.

Aaron Altherr was rested Saturday and Sunday against Jalisco, as a preventive measure after experiencing back and arm discomfort following a catch he made in left field in the first game.

THIS IS HOW THEY COME

Laguna is in fourth place in the North with a record of 11 wins and 10 losses. They average .278 in their batting when they have had a total of 191 hits, 23 of them home runs, and they are the team that receives the most walks with 113, giving them the third best on-base average in the circuit with .387.

Nick Torres has a batting average of .286, with 22 hits, 5 home runs and two doubles. He is the cotton player with the most runs produced with 17 along with Gregorius, while Jonathan Schoop registers a .299 batting average, he is the leader of hits on the team with 23, he has connected 7 doubles for a total of 14 productions.

Regarding pitching, the Guindas have an ERA in earned runs allowed of 4.14, allowing 84 earned runs, 24 dirty. Among their best relievers is Jake Jewell, who remains without receiving earned runs in 11 innings of work, allowing 7 hits and has struck out 8 rivals. He is 2-0 on the campaign. For his part, the tall Jeff Ibarra in 8 and a third innings of work where he has not allowed clean runs, they have hit him 7 times and he has prescribed 10 chocolates.

THE RIVAL

Aguascalientes lost its last series playing as a visitor against the Saraperos of Saltillo, to have eighth place in the division with a record of 8 wins and 13 losses. They currently have a batting average of .314. It is third place in the LMB in that department and the same location for hits with 225, they have scored 124 runs in total.

Andretti Cordero is hitting .417 with 35 hits, 2 home runs and 22 RBIs. He has 9 doubles and 15 runs scored. Ángel Reyes has a .364 batting average with 24 hits, 5 home runs and 2 doubles, in addition to 16 RBIs and 13 runs scored, with 5 stolen bases.

The hydrocalids’ serpentine has allowed 234 hits and 150 runs for an ERA of 6.97. Oddy Nuñez in 12 and a third innings of work has allowed 6 hits and 3 runs, he has struck out 9 batters in 9 appearances on the mound. For his part, Luis Pacheco has an ERA of 5.23 in earned runs allowed. He is the team’s closer with 2 saves in 3 opportunities. He has allowed six runs in 10 1/3 innings.