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Es Obligado Dar Dos Pasos Hacia Atrás Antes De Mejorar 1 ATLANTA BRAVES (NL EAST) (NL EAST) ATLANTA BRAVES 2 MLB MLB ATLANTA LOS PRONÓSTICOS DEL SANEDRÍN DE @MLB_AS GAME DIVISIÓN CAMPEONATO PLAYOFFS DE DE MUNDIALES DE CARD AMPEÓN SERIES SERIES WILD FUERA C SERIES BRAVES FERNANDO DÍAZ X X X X X X PEPE RODRÍGUEZ X X X X X X IVIS ABURTO X X X X X X ES OBLIGADO DAR DOS PASOS DANI GARCÍA X X X X X X CARLOS SAIZ X X X X X X CARLOS COELLO X X X X X X CARLOS PÉREZ X X X X X X HACIA ATRÁS ANTES DE MEJORAR ANGEL LLUIS CARRILLO X X X X X X GORKA BALBUENA X X X X X X La franquicia de ANDRÉS MARCHANTE X X X X X X Georgia afronta LAS TRES CLAVES DEL EQUIPO os Atlanta Braves, entre 2010 un agresivo plan tro años. Tras revalorizarse duran- Ly 2013, fue uno de esos equi- de reconstrucción te la campaña anterior, Miller ha El desarrollo de los jóvenes. De hecho, es todo lo pos que contaban con serios argu- que le va a llevar a sido cambiado por tres jugadores que se puede esperar de este equipo en 2016: mentos para optar a llegar a los como son el outfielder Ender Inciar- 1 que el talento que han ido acumulando en los playoffs, basados en la fortaleza perder muchísimos te y las dos mayores promesas de traspasos de sus estrellas se vaya desarrollando de su cantera y ambiciosos traspa- partidos antes la cantera de los Diamondbacks, el para que lleguen a ser jugadores del nivel de las sos, que les hicieron contar entre shortstop Dansby Swanson y el pit- grandes ligas. los máximos favoritos para el títu- de volver a ser cher Aaron Blair. Lo mismo ha ocu- lo, y eso no es nada sencillo. competitivos en rrido con el traspaso del soberbio No forzar el ascenso de las promesas que for- Pero tal como ocurrió durante su 2017 o 2018. Andrelton Simmons, que ha dado man su granja de talento. Estarán tentados de época dorada entre 1991 y 2015, dos grandes pitchers promesas. 2 romper la baraja cuanto antes y usar a los chava- los Braves no fueron capaces de Resumiendo, un año de He- les que conforman, ahora mismo, la mejor can- sobrevivir a las exigencias de octu- yward nos da uno de Miller que a tera de la MLB. Pero han de tener paciencia, sa- bre. Entre derrotas extrañas en el su vez le permitirá al club dispo- biendo que perderán muchos partidos. Wild Card Game, colapsos históri- ner de cinco campañas de Inciarte cos e incapacidad para superar a más seis tanto de Swanson como Freddie Freeman y Julio Teherán ante la oportu- sus grandes rivales en la Nacional, de Blair. Me seguís, ¿verdad? nidad de liderar un equipo. Estos ya no son tan los éxitos de la campaña regular no Este continuo mercadeo es la 3 jóvenes, con 26 años, y están llamados a tirar tendrían su equivalente durante la ‘maldición’ de todo equipo que per- de un carro que podría venirles grande. Pero no postemporada. tenece a un mercado pequeño o queda más remedio en un proceso de recons- Y llegó el momento de afrontar mediano como es el caso de los trucción tan profundo. la realidad. O el equipo iba a por to- Apuntad un dato que va a hacer Braves. Esta táctica no viene sin das una vez más antes de que los que os quedéis de piedra: catorce riesgos y dificultades. Las prome- LO MEJOR LO PEOR jugadores clave llegasen a la agen- años seguidos los Atlanta Braves sas pueden quedarse en eso, en cia libre y se marchasen casi sin ganaron su división. Entre 1991 promesas y no hay seguridad de Cuando se tiene ta- Cuando se tiene ta- dejar nada a cambio o afrontaba y el 2005 fueron una de las gran- que vaya a salir bien. El camino ini- lento joven, es posi- 1 1 lento joven, lo nor- un duro proceso de renovación. La des superpotencias de la NL. Na- ciado (y marcado) por Astros y Cubs ble que éste explote sin mal es sufrir durante el franquicia eligió la segunda opción. die ha igualado esa cifra. En ese es el que está de moda y al que se previo aviso. aprendizaje. Un buen ejemplo de esta estra- periodo alcanzaron cinco veces alude con el término ‘tanking’, per- SU GRAN ESTRELLA tegia es cómo afrontó el club el últi- las World Series, todas ellas en la der a propósito para elegir arriba en FREDDIE FREEMAN La división no es muy La rotación de pit- mo año bajo contrato de Jason He- década de los 90, y se llevaron el el draft y reconstruir. complicada, por lo 2 2 chers da pánico a los yward. Ante la certeza de que su gran triunfo en 1995. Ahora están Luego llega la tremenda compli- El primer base Freddie Free- que pueden ganarse aficionados, más allá de exterior derecho se marchase libre en un periodo especialmente bajo cación de que no es que se vaya a man es de lo poco potable que partidos inesperados. Julio Teherán tras 2015, los Braves le mandaron de su historia, pero no hay que ol- perder, sino que se va a perder mu- le queda al equipo titular de los a St. Louis junto al relevista Jordan vidar que estamos ante de una de chísimo. Eso es algo que no todas Braves. Lleva instalado en un Son sólo 162 parti- Un año es muy largo, Walden a cambio del pitcher titu- las franquicias más importantes las franquicias están dispuestas a OPS entorno a .800 desde que dos. El 2017 no está 3 3 y la ilusión del futuro lar Shelby Miller, que podría estar del deporte USA. asumir. Lo mejor es que 2017 ya tenía 21 años y ahora, a sus tan lejos como parece, y desaparece cuando se bajo control de Atlanta durante cua- está a la vuelta de la esquina... 26, ya está preparado para li- con estadio nuevo. amontonan derrotas. derar el grupo. Tampoco es que tenga otra opción. 3 ATLANTA BRAVES (NL EAST) (NL EAST) ATLANTA BRAVES 4 MLB MLB PROPIETARIO ENTRENADOR ESTRELLA OFENSIVA LIBERTY MEDIA FREDI GONZÁLEZ ENDER INCIARTE Liberty Media es una de las compañías Resulta extraño que los Braves si- Los Atlanta Braves 2015 fue- más importantes de Estados Unidos gan confiando en Fredi González ron un desastre tan morroco- en el terreno de la comunicación de tras la pasada temporada. Lleva en tudo en ataque que cualquier masas, con mucha presnecia en la televisión por cable el puesto desde 2011 y es consi- suma parece buena. El fichaje a través de DirecTV y con canales propios como Starz o derado el clásico entrenador de ju- de Ender Inciarte se encuadra Discovery Channel. Compraron los Atlanta Braves en el gadores, más que un reputado es- en ese contexto. Proveniente año 2007. tratega. Siendo así, los rumores de de los Arizona Diamondbacks final de año decían que había per- se instalará en la parte supe- dido el vestuario. Sin embargo, los rior del turno de bateo, más Braves saben que no van a com- que probablemente en el pri- MANAGER GENERAL petir en el 2016 y lo que quieren mer puesto. El venezolano, de JOHN COPPOLELLA es un equipo que crezca para que 26 años, no puede sino mejo- en 2017, cuando estrenen su nue- rar porque su capacidad para Coppolella lleva con los Atlanta Bra- vo estadio, sean contendientes. Se conectar con la pelota y poner- ves desde el año 2006, en diferentes especula, pues, que este será el úl- la en juego es notable, aunque funciones en las oficinas. Paso a paso timo año de González y en ese re- es cierto que aún está lejos de se ha ido estableciendo como el hombre importante de nacimiento del 2017 el que se sien- tener la potencia y la capaci- la franquicia. Al punto de que cuando John Hart fue as- te en el banquillo sea otro. Mucho dad ofensiva de los grandes. cendido a presidente, Coppolella fue encargado de co- ha de jugarse aún para llegar a ese Puede jugar en las tres posicio- menzar el proceso de reconstrucción con el traspaso de punto. 162 partidos, en concreto. nes del outfield, lo que aporta figuras como Craig Krimbel y Jason Heyward. Después una flexibilidad muy valora- de eso fue ascendido a general manager y en este 2016 SENTENCIADO. Los da por los entrenadores. En comenzará a trabajar con las manos libres con un con- rumores indican que un equipo en reconstrucción, trato de cuatro años en los que decidirá el futuro de la Fredi González está en como son estos Braves, ha de franquicia en una época tan complicada como la que se su último año con los ser importante. avecina o, para ser exactos, en la que ya están. Braves. ASÍ ES EL ATAQUE DE LOS ATLANTA BRAVES A.J. TYLER FREDDIE JACE ERICK ADONIS HÉCTOR ENDER NICK EMILIO KELLY MICHAEL NICK 15 PIERZYNSKI 25 FLOWERS 5FREEMAN 8PETERSON 1AYBAR 24 GARCÍA 28 OLIVERA 11 INCIARTE 22 MARKAKIS 64 BONIFACIO 24 JOHNSON 2BOURN 23 SWISHER CATCHERS INFIELDERS OUTFIELDERS BANQUILLO No había muchas expectativas respecto a lo que podría Freddie Freeman es todo lo que tras mantiene la media deben ser El outfield de Atlanta tiene un atrac- el mejor CF desde la marcha del El club se ha encontrado con un calidad es abrumador. Emilio Boni- aportar el veterano Pierzynski a los Braves en 2015 pero queda de la más reciente época su objetivo.
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