Mes numero 1

 


El primer mes de la Temporada se nos fue, pero no antes que los Marlins ganaran 6 de sus últimas 8 Series jugadas, que el Bullpen se estableciera sólidamente al final de los Partidtos, y un mes en el cual Luis Arraéz estuvo tan encendido de una forma que creó como nunca se ha visto un Jugador en Florida 🔥.




Se sabía con el puro 'track record' de Arraéz en Minnesota que los Marlins estaban recibiendo tremendo Bateador a cambio de Pablo Lopez, pero creo que nadie se esperaba lo que hizo el Venezolano en su primer mes en Miami. Y es que son logros que no se han visto en el Béisbol general, en mucho tiempo.






Lo que no te cuentan los numeros es que Arraéz lo a hecho con una cortada honda en un dedo gracias a J.T. Realmuto en Filadelfia y una rodilla la cuál le trajo problemas después de un Foul Ball en Cleveland. Las dos lesiones resultaron en que estuviera fuera del Lineup en 5 ocasiones, un Lineup que es muy differente con y sin Arraéz. Luis Arraéz, quién debería ser nombrado el Jugador del Mes de toda la Liga Nacional. 





Cerraremos con el Bullpen y hablando de Ceradores, A.J Puk ha sido brillante en la novena entrada para los Marlins, 5-5 en Salvamentos con Promedio de 0.75 🔥. Puk, al igual que Arraéz, fueron obtenidos por Florida en la baja Temporada por medio del mercado de Cambios. 




Puk es el Cerrador de un Bullpen en el que Tanner Scott y Dylan Floro también an Salvado Juegos. Mientras que Matt Barnes (el ex Cerrador de Boston) empieza a recivir más oportunidades al final de Juegos con marcadores apretados. Barnes dio la 7 en blanco ayer, mientras que sacó a los Marlins de una Octava Entrada muy difícil el Sabado contra los Cacharros. 




Puk, Floro, Scott, y ahora Barnes. Todo sin mencionar a Huascar Brazoban, quién lidera el Bullpen de los Marlins con 17 Entradas y dos-tercios, todo con Promedio de 2.55. Brazoban se encuentra éstos días con la Septima Entrada de un Bullpen que cuando a recibido la Ventaja, los Marlins tienen record de 15-1.     


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