Showing posts with label Oscar Luis Colas Leon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oscar Luis Colas Leon. Show all posts

Sunday, June 7, 2020

Oscar Luis Colas Close To Finding A Home In Tne Big Leagues

There is a place in the Major Leagues where Cubans feel at home. If you are thinking of Miami you may be right. Living in the city founded on the ways of the emigrants from the Greater Antilles is like being at home for those who leave there looking for an opportunity in the best baseball in the world. Yet in South Chicago, despite the cold weather and the absence of the blazing Caribbean sun, island players find the comfort of home where they want to stay.  (Translated)

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Tuesday, February 25, 2020

Oscar Luis Colas Leon, With Confusing Situation, Seeks To Sign In MLB

The office of the commissioner of the Professional League of Japan (NPB) announced on Wednesday, February 19 that it had approved the application of the Fukuoka SoftBank organization and placed the Cuban prospect Oscar Colás is a list of restricted. This would prevent him from signing Colás with another team in Japan or the Major Leagues. (Translated)

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Monday, February 24, 2020

Video: Oscar Luis Colas Leon Takes Batting Practice At Astros Camp 2-24-2020

Friday, February 21, 2020

Oscar Luis Colas Leon Denis Signing Contract With Softbank

Santiago-based Toledo Luis Colás , who was placed on the list of restricted by SoftBank Falcons these days, denied signing a contract with the team of the land of the rising sun in a conversation held yesterday with Cuban Ball .  (Translated)

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Wednesday, February 19, 2020

White Sox Interested In Oscar Luis Colas Leon & Yoelkis Cespedes

A few days ago, the Chicago White Sox signed the Santiago serpentinero Norge Carlos Vera , but in the city of the winds I could have more Cubans in the peephole.  (Translated)

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Softbank Placed Oscar Luis Colas Leon On The Restricted List

The NPB commissioner's office announced Wednesday that it approved the application of the SoftBank Falcons and placed Cuban Oscar Luis Colás on his list of restricted players, according to the report of B baseballjaponés.com.  (Translated)

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Saturday, February 8, 2020

White Sox Signed Norge Carlos Vera For $1.5M, Interested In Oscar Luis Colas Leon

Cuban right-hander Norge Carlos Vera and the Chicago White Sox are in agreement on a deal for a $1.5 million signing bonus that the sides expect to make official when the new international signing period opens July 2, a source familiar with the agreement told ESPN.

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Wednesday, April 3, 2019

Cuba Releases Names Of 34 Players Available For MLB

The Cuban Baseball Federation revealed its list today for the baseball world. It's a very interesting list, the list has several high-level prospects and also several surprising absences.  (Translated)

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Monday, February 12, 2018

Softbank Signed Yurisbel Gracial For 2018 Season

With the presence of the president of the Cuban Baseball Federation (FCB), Mr. Higinio Velez, the third base from Matanzas, Yurisbel Gracial, signed on Monday the contract with the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks, current champion of the Japanese Baseball League, the well-known NPB, for its acronym in English.  (Translated)

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Wednesday, May 17, 2017

Chiba Lotte Signed Roel Santos For 2017 Season

Cuban baseball player Roel Santos became the sixth player on the island linked this season to the Japanese Professional Baseball League, after signing his contract with the Mariners team of Chiba Lotte of that circuit.  (Translated)

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Wednesday, May 10, 2017

Livan Moinelo & Oscar Luis Colas Signed With Softbank & Departed For NPB

Cuba's players Liván Moinelo and Oscar Luis Colás signed their contracts in Havana to play in the Japanese Baseball League with Softbank's Fukuoka Hawks club.  (Translated)

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Tuesday, April 18, 2017

Three Cuban Prospects To Watch

After the biggest prospects of the Island left for the US - the Avillians Luis Robert and Jose Adolis García - in national baseball there is not much to choose, although there is still interesting material.  (Translated)

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