Cuban pitcher Yariel Rodriguez Every week continues to be news, due to the expectations of a professional signing with a package MLB.
A key figure in the Antillean island’s staff left the country days after the conclusion Fifth World Baseball ClassicTerminating his contract with a franchise in Japanese professional baseball Shunichi Dragons.
The Camague native is a desirable piece in the eyes of scouts, as his qualities make him a starter in the major leagues.
Back in recent days at a Big Ten novena stage, a presentation was made by the pitcher.
A note from a journalist Francis Romero He announced this good news through his social media.
“Cuban Ace RHP Yariel Rodriguez (26) Given this week try On campus San Francisco Giants In Dominican Republic«Romero said.
In his career, Mount Blair again showed his terrifying speed, hitting the following numbers with his throws (according to Francis Romero):
FB 94-97
CP 75-77
SL 83-86
Sp 89
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Yariel Rodríguez takes on a new challenge
Yariel Rodriguez He will return to the ring next Wednesday the 25th when he will perform at the Quisqueya Juan Marichal Stadium in Santo Domingo at 10am.
Let’s remember that the pitcher is selected Baseball America Among the top 10 international prospects outside of the MLB system, fifth on the list made public within the framework of the World Baseball Classic.
The great athlete had an experience NPBHe served there for three seasons. Yariel Rodriguez He has accumulated 79 games in Japanese baseball, in which he has pitched 175.1 innings.
The right-hander’s stats in the country of the Rising Sun showed that he had a record of 10 wins and 10 losses with an earned run average of 3.03.
However, Rodriguez has the talent to put his name on the American Baseball roster. According to various sources, the figures for the possible deal with Cuba could be around 50 million dollars.
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