Showing posts with label Jorge Aranzamendi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jorge Aranzamendi. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Jorge Aranzamendi Named Puerto Rican Double-A Manager Of The Year

Aranzamendi was chosen for the award with the overwhelming support of 88% of journalists and commentators.  (Translated)

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Monday, May 4, 2015

Carlos Baerga, Jorge Aranzamendi Named Managers For The Puerto Rican Double-A League 2015 All-Star Game

Professionals and former players Carlos Baerga and Jorge Aranzamendi be the leaders who will be in charge of the two teams that will play in the 2015 All-Star Superior Double A Baseball, scheduled to be held this Saturday at the stadium Mariano "Nini" Meaux of Juncos.  (Translated)

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Wednesday, May 14, 2014

Jorge Aranzamendi To Be Honored At 2014 Puerto Rican Double-A League All-Star Game

The event will be dedicated to health and exapoderado leader Christopher "Cagüitas" Columbus and exlanzador Ismael Casillas. The Fbapr also honor the players who reached 500 marks, 600, 700 and 800 hits to pitcher like Jean Felix Ortega (Fajardo) and outfielder Gerardo Velázquez (Peñuelas). He was also given a recognition Aranzamendi veteran Jorge, who is retiring at the end of this season after 32 years of career. Eddie Rodriguez, exapoderado Artisans of Las Piedras and to whom he dedicated the 2014 season, will be present in the game.  (translated)

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Friday, February 28, 2014

Jorge Aranzamendi Decides To Retire From Puerto Rican Double-A League

Since his days in the Residential Parenting Portuguese Ponce, the first contact he had with the sport was football. Also flirted with basketball and track, and in high school, until he came to baseball almost 18 years old. There he began to write golden pages in the history of the national sport, in a book that contains huge individual achievement and a national crown in 1992, with several major disappointments including a positive doping four years ago surprising counted, and now is about to write the last chapter.  (Translated)

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