Águilas Cibaeñas surpasses Licey in the games played in the Caribbean Series, going for a record of games won

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The clash between Águilas Cibaeñas and Federales de Chiriquí marked the 114th game in the history of the Dominican team in the Caribbean Series, the most for any team in the event. The Harriers set their sights on the record for most games won by Tigres del Licey

Aguilas Cibaeñas are close to making several stories in Caribbean Series, after overcoming Licey Tigers (also from the Dominican Republic) in matches played in the Caribbean tournament. Tuesday’s match against Federals of Chiriquí (Panama) was the 114th in Aguiluchos history in the championship, surpassing the tie they had with their Dominican rivals.

On Wednesday, Aguilas Cibaeñas (69-45 in Caribbean Series) could get more history if they get a victory against Caribou from Anzoátegui from Venezuela, would have equal in the first historical place of the games won in Caribbean Series, a record that currently belongs to him Licey Tigers, who have 70 wins and 42 losses in 19 participations in the Caribbean championship.

It is obvious that Aguilas Cibaeñas has a great chance to reach the record for the most matches won in history Caribbean Series during the current tournament.

Until the present, Aguilas Cibaeñas remains the only undefeated team after three matches in Caribbean Series 2021. The Dominican team sent its Puerto Rican counterpart in the first game with a score of five rounds to one, in the second match they won four rounds with two against Tomatoes from Culiacán and in the third game, they crushed Federals of Chiriquí, eleven runs or six.

In total, Dominican Republic won 184 games in Caribbean Serieswhile he lost 123 times and has a draw. He ranks second in the tournament victories, behind Puerto Rico, a country that so far has 190 victories.

Aguilas Cibaeñas seeks to achieve their sixth crown Caribbean Series and break a 14-year drought without winning the tournament, which dates back to 2007, when they won the Puerto Rico.

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