Mexico beats the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean series

Ronald Medrano received an impressive task on Sunday in the second game of the Caribbean series: Keep the mighty Leones del Escogido (Dominican Republic) in Bay to give Charros de Jalisco (Mexico) the chance. The right-handed man did not disappoint and led the host country to a 2-0 victory in the Nido de Las Águilas Stadium in Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico. With the victory, Manager Benji Gil’s club climbed into the semi -finals of the tournament to be played on Wednesday.

The Dominican squad was overwhelmed by Albert Pujols only two goals in five innings against Medrano and only one against the Bullpen of the Charros in four frames. Despite the loss on Sunday, Escogido has a record of 2: 1 and still controls his own fate to get into the semi -finals.

The Charros took the lead in the first inn when Rudy Martin Jr. tripled with an out, followed by Michael Wielansky’s Runcoring-Single.

The Dominican Republic threatened in seventh place when they placed runners in second and third place with two outs, but the helpers of Jesús Cruz excluded Kristhian Adames to end the threat.

Mexico extended his lead to 2-0 in the seventh floor with a double from Julián Ornelas, which Wielansky sent to the plate.

Trevor Clifton accumulated the ninth inn to secure the rescue for the Charros. The lost pitcher for Escogido was the starter Esmil Rogers (6 2/3 innings, two runs), while Medrano won the Mexican squad.

After three days of action, the overall level in the round-robin elimination stage Charros has 3-0, Escogido at 2: 1, Indios de Mayaguez (Puerto Rico) at 1: 1 and Japan Breeze (Japan) and Cardenales de Lara ((Cardales de Lara (Cardales de Lara) (() (Cardales de Lara (). Venezuela) at 0-2.

Venezuela and Puerto Rico will play the early game on Monday, while the Mexico night cap against Japan will be shown.

The Dominican Republic will have a day without a day on Tuesday against Puerto Rico.