Not only those new to baseball leave the island in search of a better future, but also those who already have extensive experience, and this was demonstrated when Cuban baseball player Yudiel Rodríguez decided to leave his own country in recent days.
This was reported by the baseball journalist, Francys Romero, indicating that Rodríguez is 38 years old and already has extensive experience in Cuban baseball, in which he played 15 national series with the Lumberjacks team of The Tunas.
“For more than 10 years he had several victories in Las Tunas and had four seasons with 10 more victories. It was integral to the Lumberjacks winning the first National Series title in 2018.”
Francys Romero clarified this in her report.
Likewise, the journalist reported that this Cuban baseball player has also been part of the Cuban baseball team on several occasions, with the 2021 Americas pre-Olympic being one of his most important participations.
Romero said in his statement that perhaps due to Rodríguez’s age, it’s unlikely he’ll be able to continue his baseball career overseas, although he didn’t completely rule out the possibility. of its continuity. “This decision is more, perhaps, due to an improvement in life than to a sporting desire”Shrunk
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In the last championship played in the largest of the Antilles, Rodríguez worked 111 innings, a stat that led the Las Tunas team.
In the campaign, he also had a record of five wins and four losses, also recording a 4.86 ERA with over 50 retired pitchers.
Now, despite the fact that the future of Yudiel Rodríguez in terms of profession is uncertain, the certainty remains that he will, without a doubt, find a better life and even better opportunities, whether personal or professional, and the same as in Cuba. conspicuous by their absence thanks to the absurd decisions of the Castro regime.
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