Showing posts with label Dainer Moreira. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dainer Moreira. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 28, 2017

Lerys Aguilera Leading the LBPN In Hitting

The Cuban Lerys Aguilera, the first batter to hit a home run in the new Dennis Martinez National Stadium in the National Professional Baseball League (LBPN), is the current batting leader of the tournament with a .360 average, after they have made 23 matches.  (Translated)

El Nuevo Diario

Saturday, September 23, 2017

Diosdani Castillo, Dainer Moreira, Maikel Caceres, & Fidencio Flores To Play For Boer During 2017-18 LBPN Season

Elvis de la Cruz Peña will lead the Indians of Bóer in the upcoming National Professional Baseball League (LBPN), scheduled to begin on October 24, as confirmed in an exclusive interview with El Nuevo Diario team president capital, Bayardo Arce Castaño, who in turn revealed the list of eight foreign players that will strengthen the Tribe.  (Translated)

El Nuevo Diario

Saturday, September 3, 2016

What Do We Know About Vladimir Gutierrez?

Cuban baseball players sounded again in the market for Major League Baseball and this time it was Cincinnati franchise that was interested in a launcher patio, to offer 4,750,000 dollars talented Vladimir Gutierrez , a right - hander 20 years with all future past.  (Translated)

Diario de Cuba

Monday, February 22, 2016

Sunday, January 31, 2016

Mariners Sign Dainer Moreira To Minors Deal

The Mariners took a small step into the burgeoning Cuban talent pool recently by signing utilityman Dayner Moreira to a minor-league contract.

The News Tribune

Friday, November 13, 2015

Dainer Moreira: "I Keep Waiting For An Opportunity"

Last October 30, the Cuban Dainer again set foot Moreira Land Hiram Bithorn Stadium, this time for the opening of the season of the Santurce Crabbers in winter ball.  (Translated)

El Nuevo Dia

Thursday, April 16, 2015

Sunday, March 22, 2015

Four Major Teams In Cuba Miss Out On Playoffs

Perhaps confusion more accurate word to define the current season of the national ball. Beyond the poor quality of the parties, full of strategic errors and countryside, the worst are the managers and referees.  (Translated)

Diario de Cuba

Thursday, March 5, 2015

Yosvani Peraza Arrested For Allegedly Helping Cuban Players Defect

The star baseball player Yosvani Peraza was expelled from the 54th National Baseball Series after being arrested for alleged trafficking of people, according to sources familiar with the case.  (Translated)

Cafe Fuerte

Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Yosvani Peraza Missing Action, Rumored To Have Defected From Cuba

Where is Yosvani Peraza Marin, receiver and DH squad Pinar del Rio? The burly player not part of the lineup in the game against the Isla de la Juventud and has since not been seen on the ground. This strange absence has led to a persistent rumor that relates to Peraza Marin with the outputs of several players Pinar del Rio and notes that could have escaped too.  (Translated)

14YMedia

Monday, February 23, 2015

MLB Players Would Be Interested In Representing Cuba In The World Baseball Classic

When much is yet known of the roadmap in the new way of relations between Cuba and the United States, major leaguers from the Greater Antilles dream of a looming possibility of risks: being part of a unified team IV World Baseball Classic in 2017.  (Translated)

El Nuevo Herald

Wednesday, February 18, 2015

Luis Alberto Valdes Currently Missing

HAVANA whereabouts player Luis Alberto Valdés, member of Pinar del Rio in the 54th National Baseball Series, is unknown and was discharged for failing to report to the team after his return from Puerto Rico, sports officials said.  (Translated)

Cafe Fuerte

Sunday, February 15, 2015

Luis Alberto Valdes Arrested After Trying To Escape Cuban Team Following Caribbean Series Win

Luis Alberto Valdés has become the center of a joke in bad taste, after confirming that the shortstop Pinar del Río was arrested when he failed escape attempt, a few days after having won the title of Champion Series Caribe in San Juan.  (Translated)

El Nuevo Herald