'El Capi'

 


Se le hizo una pregunta recientemente a Miguel Rojas sobre Estadios Visitantes en cuales le gusta jugar más. Sin pensarlo, 'el Capitán' de los Marlins respondió en las redes sociales con ésta ⬇️ respuesta ⬇️. 



'Él Banko' cual Rojas se refería es el Citizens 'Bank' Park en Filadelfia, la casa de los Phillies. Un Estadio en cual la linea de Bateo de Rojas es .321/.361/.482 con OPS de .842 durante sus 50 Juegos en la ciudad de Rocky Balboa. Un Estadio en Filadelfia que ha visto a Rojas lograr 9 Dobletes, 5 Jonrones, y impulsar 20 Carreras. Un Estadio en Filadelfia el cual chance le haiga dado vuleta a la Temporada 2022 de 1 Miguel Rojas.




Mucho sé hablo de Miguel Rojas en ésas mismas redes sociales después de la ahora infame reunión de Equipo el pasado 7 de Junio. Llámalo coincidencia o destino. Pero a los 8 días después, los Marlins se encontraron en Filadelfia. Contra los Phillies. En el "Banco". 



Entrando a ésa Serie en la Ciudad del amor fraternal, los numeros del 2022 de Miguel Rojas se miraban así: .213/.281/.340. 



Desde el 13 de Junio, el primer Juego del año de los Marlins en el Citizens Bank, Rojas a Jugado en 19 de los 20 Partidos del Equipo. Su línea de Bateo desde ése entonces (Incluyendo Filadelfia): .359/.373/.547 con OPS de .920, un par de Jonrones, 6 Dobletes, y 8 Carreras Impulsadas. 



Todo mientras que le Defensa sigue brillando. Solo que desde el "Banco" también brilla el Bate 💪.



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