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Pasada Temporada En Hits, Incluyendo Un Backs Por Quienes A.J 8C Acción Diario Expreso Comparte las noticias en Facebook facebook.com/ Miércoles 21 de Marzo de 2018 expresoweb/ y síguenos en twitter.com/Expresoweb ESTEBAN LOAIZA ESPECIAL/EXPRESO ESTÁ EN 3 Y 2 Esteban Loaiza sigueue El ex lanzador mil dólares. partimiento secreto con en el proce-e- Deaton dijo a la ma- fi nes de contrabando en ENTÉRATE so despuéss ligamayorista gistrada que las afian- el vehículo que mane- de que fue sigue preso al no zadoras piden 12% de jaba y con el que cruzó detenido all la fianza requerida en la frontera con Tijuana De acuerdo a diversos encontrarlele acumular el dinero efectivo, que represen- unas horas antes. reportes, la abogada dijo cocaína enn susu para la libertad ta 24 mil dólares, que Deaton había con- este martes que si la juez poder y en una la familia y Loaiza no seguido que se fi jara la aceptaba la casa de Esposito casa en renta;nta; condicional que es pueden cubrir. fi anza de 200 mil dóla- en garantía, el ex pitcher el caso aúnn no El pasado 12 de mar- res, en vez de 400 mil mexicano jamás fallaría a las está determinadominado de 200 mil dólares zo, Stormes fijó una como pedía la fiscalía, condiciones de su libertad pero necesitasita pagarpagar fi anza de 200 mil dóla- con el argumento de condicional, ni trataría de una fi anza dede 200200 mimill res en efectivo, la mitad que su cliente está en escapar, porque el patrimonio dólares porr el momento. SAN DIEGO que exigía la fi scalía fe- quiebra. de su hijo se perdería. deral encabezada por Desde entonces había Además de los 200 mil steban Loaiza Jarad Hodes, para dejar ofrecido como garantía dólares en efectivo, la permanece en en libertad condicional para que Loaiza pudie- magistrada Stormes ordenó la cárcel fede- a Loaiza, mientras es ra abandonar la prisión que para salir en libertad ral del Conda- procesado por narco- la casa de su ex esposa Loaiza deberá utilizar una doE de San Diego por fal- tráfi co. Ashley Esposito, donde pulsera magnética con ta de recursos económi- Loaiza está encarce- vive su hijo mayor, de sistema de posicionamiento cos para pagar la fi anza lado desde el pasado 9 17 años. global satelital para verifi car de 200 mil dólares que de febrero, cuando la Incluso, Deaton ar- su ubicación; tendrá arresto tiene impuesta desde el policía encontró en una gumentó que si se pedía domiciliario en casa de su 12 de marzo pasado. casa rentada a su nom- más dinero de fi anza la hermana y sólo podrá salir Este martes, la abo- bre en Imperial Beach, educación universitaria a trabajar, a la iglesia y a sus gada del expelotero Condado de San Diego, del hijo de Loaiza estaba audiencias de corte, además mexicano, Janice Dea- California, 44 libras de en peligro porque pla- de algún otro sitio con ton, solicitó sin éxito a cocaína, en una minivan neaban dejarla como en autorización previa de la Corte la magistrada Nita Stor- estacionada en el gara- prenda para créditos es- Federal del Distrito Sur de mes una reducción a 120 ge, además de un com- tudiantiles. California. ESPECIAL/EXPRESO DAVID PRICE Luce mejor que nunca El zurdo de Bos- fi nes de mayo para su Harper para el triunfo ton David Price lanzó debut debido a dolen- de los Nacionales 8-3 cinco innings en la cias en el codo izquier- sobre los Marlins. victoria 12-6 ante los da. El ganador del Cy Kenta Maeda per- Piratas, permitiendo Young de la Liga Ame- mitió tres hits y una dos carreras y tres hits. ricana en 2012 sólo pu- carrera limpia en una El mánager Alex Cora do hacer 11 aperturas apertura de cinco in- adelantó que el tam- en 2017. nings por Los Angeles bién zurdo Chris Sale Sam Travis bateó su respaldado por cua- abrirá el primer juego quinto jonrón y el do- drangulares de Chris de los Medias Rojas en minicano Rafael De- Taylor y el cubano la campaña y Price se vers disparó su tercero. Yasmani Grandal para encargará del siguien- El abridor de Pitts- guiar a los Dodgers a te en Tampa Bay. burgh Joe Musgrove una victoria de 8-2 so- “Nunca había esta- toleró seis carreras y bre ellos Atléticos. do tan bien a un 20 de ocho hits en cuatro en- Zack Cozart disparó marzo de la pretem- tradas. dos hits por Los Ánge- El zurdo de los patirrojos abrirá el segundo juego de la campaña. porada”, dijo Price. Mientras que el as de les, incluyendo un jon- “Quiero mantener esta Washington, Stephen rón para convertirse NYY VS BOSTON línea hasta mi primer Strasburg cubrió 4 1/3 en el ancla de los An- juego”. innings, permitiendo gelinos que doblega- Price arrancó la tres carreras y ocho ron 6-5 a los Diamond- ¿Beisbol en Londres? pasada temporada en hits, incluyendo un backs por quienes A.J. la listas de lesionado jonrón de Lewis Brin- Pollock y Steven Souza y debió esperar hasta son y otro de Bryce Jr. la desaparecieron. NUEVA YORK construido originalmente en San Juan, Puerto Rico, y para una pista de 400 me- Monterrey, México. ESPECIAL/EXPRESO Grandes Ligas trabaja tros, es más amplio que Grandes Ligas inició para fi nalizar una serie de otros estadios del área de su temporada en Monte- dos juegos entre los Yan- Londres y puede acoger de rrey en 1999 (Rockies de quis de Nueva York y los mejor manera las dimensio- Colorado contra Padres Medias Rojas de Boston nes de un diamante. de San Diego); en el Tokio en el Estadio Olímpico de ‘’Es algo que los dos equi- Dome en 2000 (Cacho- Londres entre el 29 y 30 de pos han discutido durante rros de Chicago-Mets de junio de 2019, que serían los años con MLB y ojalá se Nueva York), 2004 (Rays primeros juegos de tempo- convierta en realidad’’, dijo de Tampa Bay-Yanquis), rada regular en Europa, dijo el propietario de los Me- 2008 (Boston-Atléticos de el lunes a The Associated dias Rojas, John Henry, en Oakland) y 2012 (Marine- Press una persona con co- un email a The Associated ros de Seattle-Oakland); nocimiento de los planes. Press. y en Sydney, Australia en Los Medias Rojas cuen- MLB eligió las fechas de 2014 (Dodgers de Los Án- tan con la opción de jugar fi nales de junio porque pa- geles-Diamondbacks de los dos partidos en condi- ra entonces ya culminó la Arizona). El acuerdo co- ción de locales, dijo la per- temporada de la Premier y lectivo de trabajo tenía una sona que habló bajo condi- es antes de que se realicen cláusula para una serie in- ción de anonimato debido los eventos de atletismo en augural en Tokio en 2019. a que no se ha realizado un el inmueble. Grandes Ligas También se han reali- anuncio. espera realizar el anuncio zado juegos de temporada Autoridades del beisbol dentro de los próximos dos regular en Monterrey en han esperado desde hace meses. 1996 (San Diego-Mets); en tiempo a realizar juegos en Cada jugador recibiría San Juan en 2001 (Azule- Londres y el año pasado se 60,000 dólares por partici- jos de Toronto-Rangers de decantaron por el Estadio par en los encuentros, de Texas), durante la tempo- Olímpico, que está en su acuerdo con el contrato co- rada 2003-04 (un total de segunda temporada como lectivo de trabajo. 43 juegos de local de Mon- casa del West Ham de la Este año se realizarán trea l) y en 2010 (Mets-Ma r- Premier. Debido a que fue juegos de campaña regular lins de Miami). La rivalidad más clásica de las Grandes Ligas sería puesta en escena en Londres. ESPECIAL/EXPRESO PADRES el puertorriqueño Be- nito Santiago (2015), Garry Templeton Exaltarán a Towers (2015), Ken Caminiti (2016), Ted Williams (2016) y Jack McKeon (2017). Towers fue elegido Kevin Towers, el Petco Park”, dijeron el al Salón de la Fama recordado gerente presidente ejecutivo de los Padres por la general de San Diego, Ron Fowler y el tam- directiva del equipo, pelotero y scout que fa- bién propietario Peter en combinación con lleció en enero a los 56 Seidler en un comuni- el grupo de miembros años, ha sido electo al cado conjunto el mar- de la Asociación de Salón de la Fama de los tes. Cronistas del Beisbol Padres. Será exaltado Towers será el 15to de Estados Unidos durante una ceremo- exaltado al Salón de la que hacen vida en San nia especial antes del Fama de los Padres. Se Diego y otros medios juego del 12 de mayo, unirá así a Randy Jones locales. cuando los Padres re- (1999), Nate Colbert Towers fue gerente ciban a los Cardenales (1999), Ray Kroc (1999), general de los Padres en el Petco Park. Dave Winfi eld (2000), entre 1995 y 2009, lap- “Kevin fue el ejem- Jerry Coleman (2001), so en el cual el equipo plo perfecto de lo que Buzzie Bavasi (2001), ganó cuatro títulos de significaba ser un Pa- Tony Gwynn (2002), la División Este de la dre y su legado con- Dick Williams (2009), Liga Nacional y fue a la El ex directivo será reconocido como nuevo integrante del Salón de la Fama de los frailes. tinuará viviendo en Trevor Hoffman (2014), Serie Mundial de 1998..
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