Third baseman Jeremy Peña got an outstanding teammate that led Estrellas Orientales to a 5-3 victory over Gigantes del Cibao with, after his second victory in the “A” series semifinals of the dedicated Dominican professional baseball tournament deceased. athlete José Manuel Fernández as an option at the Banco BHD León Cup.
Now the semifinal series “B” goes 3-2, still in favor of the giants.
Peña led a strong attack of five scores and six shots in the third half that were decisive in the second victory for the eastern team.
Reliever Edwin Uceta got the win by working two 2/3 halves allowing one hit and two shots while starter Richelson Peña was the defeated pitcher, while Matt Pobereyko saved.
The stars scored five runs in the third half opening the episode Christian Bethancourt with an unstoppable through the anteroom, Gustavo Núñez fell with a line to siore, Jeremy Peña entered the homer for the left RBI, Fernando Tatis
equalized a double in the right field, Robinson Cano fell 2-3, Lewin Díaz led in Tatis with a double to the penalty, Ronier Mustelier shot the tubey in the center to score Diaz, Socrates Brito hit the center, advancing on Mustelier in the third who scored with a wild pitch.
At the end of the fourth half, the Giants got a return by receiving a Moisés Sierra ticket, Kelvin Gutiérrez connected the subway to the left, Alfredo Marte delivered the first out with a fly to the center, advancing Sierra to the third and Oneil Cruz fell on the road score 5-4, scoring Sierra.
The Giants scored the second round in the seventh with a solo homer through the left field of veteran Carlos Paulino.
At the end of the eighth half, Los Gigantes scored a run with an unstoppable shot on the right field of Juan Francisco, Moisés Sierra negotiated a ticket, Kelvin Gutiérrez overturned to advance central Francisco in third place. a hit-and-run piece, Alfredo Mars offered the second out with a sacrifice fly to the left scoring Francisco.
The most remarkable for the Stars were Jeremy Peña, with a home and a double and simple inconceivable, Ronier Mustelier, Gustavo Núñez, Fernando Tatis and Lewin Díaz, a tubey, and Socrates Brito and Christian Bethancourt, an unimaginable one.
For Los Gigantes, the most prominent in the offense were Carlos Paulino, a home run and one, and José Siri, Juan Francisco, Kelvin Gutiérrez a hit.