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Flashazos Curiosos Las 16 Nóminas Y El Calendario DOMINGO 26 de febrero de 2017 Suplemento especial JUVENTUD REBELDE Flashazos Las 16 nóminas Las sedes y Cuba curiosos PÁG. y el calendario PÁGS. en números históricos PÁG. 02 02-03 04 Foto: Ricardo López Hevia por Norland Rosendo De los tres primeros rivales, el último, Australia —en [email protected] un análisis pragmático—, es la llave para entrar a la segunda ronda, con asiento en la propia capital nipona; pero los anfitriones no son infalibles, ni los chinos un A la conquista an con pronóstico reservado: avanzar a la segunda manjar tan fácil de engullir. fase del torneo. Parece poco para las apetencias de Carlos Martí, sobrio y ecuánime, no se lanza a un V los cubanos, acostumbrados a que su equipo de vaticinio arriesgado. En sus palabras, no obstante, deja béisbol termine en el podio en cuanta competencia jue- siempre un hálito de esperanza. Achica los ojos como gue. O que por lo menos salga con esa meta. los asiáticos y abre los sueños como los cubanos. En el primer Clásico, cuando pocos apostaban por No será el mejor equipo que hayamos presentado en ellos, se colgaron una plata que brilló como oro; en los los Clásicos; ni el que en otras condiciones podríamos de Tokio dos siguientes, se quedaron a las puertas de la semi- armar; pero este grupo de peloteros va consciente de final, y parecía que iban a llegar un poquito más lejos. que la conquista de Tokio no es imposible. Ni siquiera Ahora, van a la conquista de Tokio. por partida doble. 02 domingo 26 de febrero de 2017 GRUPO A GRUPO B TAIPÉI DE CHINAISRAEL COREA DEL SUR HOLANDA AUSTRALIA CHINA CUBA JAPÓN TOQUE CLÁSICO RECEPTORES RECEPTORES Ta-Hung Cheng Ryan Lavarnway Tae-gun Kim Shawn Zarraga Allan De San Miguel Ning Li Frank C.Morejón Seiji Kobayashi a cargo de Norland Rosendo Kun-Sheng Lin Nick Rickles Euiji Yang Dashenko Ricardo Michell Nilsson Weiqiang Meng Osvaldo Vázquez Shota Ohno [email protected] Robert Perkins Wei Wang Yosvani Alarcón Motohiro Shima J.DE CUADRO J.DE CUADRO Yung-Chi Chen Scott Burcham Kyoungmin Hur Xander Bogaerts James Beresford Ray Chang William Saavedra Ryosuke Kikuchi Chih-Hsien Chiang Ike Davis Haseong Kim Yurendell de Caster Brad Harman Fujia Chu Guillermo J.Avilés Nobuhiro Matsuda Chiâ Hung Hsu Nate Freiman Jaeho Kim Didi Gregorius Luke Hughes Xiaolei Du Carlos Benítez Pérez Sho Nakata Chih-Hsiang Lin Ty Kelly Tae Kyun Kim Jurickson Profar Logan Wade Zeyuan Li Yurisbel Gracial Hayato Sakamoto Chih-Sheng Lin Tyler Krieger Dae-Ho Lee Jonathan Schoop Mike Walker Joey Wong Jeferson Delgado Kosuke Tanaka Flashazos Yi-Chuan Lin Jaewon Oh Sharlon Schoop Stefan Welch Gui Yuan Xu Alexander Ayala Tetsuto Yamada Sheng-Wei Wang Geonchang Seo Andrelton Simmons Yordan Manduley Sok-min Park Curt Smith ace esta sección de JR para la cobertura del Dwayne Kemp Clásico Mundial de Béisbol. Desde las sedes N donde juegue Cuba estaremos reportando. Y JARDINEROS JARDINEROS Alfredo Despaigne Shogo Akiyama no solo de pelota escribiremos. Pero hoy, en su Cheng-Wei Chang Zachary Borenstein Hyun-wook Choi Kalian Sams Michell Dening Yanpeng Chen Frederich Cepeda Norichika Aoki,Astros inauguración, les haremos un regalo de lujo a los Chin-Lung Hu Sam Fuld Youngkyu Lee Randolph Oduber David Kandilas Zhenhong Lu Víctor Víctor Mesa Ryosuke Hirata lectores. Nuestro colega, investigador y escritor Kuo-Hui Kao Blake Gailen Byunghun Min Christopher Garia Trent Oeltjen Chuang Na Roel Santos Martínez Seiya Suzuki Osvaldo Rojas Garay, en exclusiva, nos ha envia- Che-Hsuan Lin Mike Meyers Kun-woo Park Wladimir Balentien Aaron Whitefield Shunyi Yang Yoalkis Céspedes Yoshitomo Tsutsugoh do desde Santa Clara unos flashazos que saben Guo-Long Luo Ah-seop Son Seiichi Uchikawa a flan. Disfrútenlos: De Frederich Cepeda se ha hablado mucho por LANZADORES LANZADORES estos días, por tratarse del único cubano que vivi- Hung-Wen Chen Dylan Axelrod Woochan Cha Mike Bolsenbroek Tim Atherton Bruce Chen Jonder Martínez Ryo Akiyoshi rá su cuarta experiencia en estas lides. También Kuan-Yu Chen Corey Baker Won Jun Chang Robbie Cordemans Travis Blackley Kun Chen Yosvani Torres Shintaro Fujinami tiene la condición de haber intervenido en los 20 Yun-Wen Chen Jeremy Bleich Sihwan Jang Tom de Blok Liam Hendriks Andrew Chin Yoanny Yera Yoshihisa Hirano choques disputados por la selección nacional. Shao-Ching Chiang Craig Breslow Hyunseung Lee Lars Huijer Jon Kennedy Quan Gan Vladimir García Ayumu Ishikawa Sin embargo, tal vez muchos desconozcan que Sheng-Hsiung Huang Daniel Burawa Chang-yong Lim Jair Jurrjens Steven Kent Haicheng Gong Lázaro Blanco Kazuhisa Makita Cepeda se mantuvo conectando de jit en los 13 Chun-Lin Kuo Gabe Cramer Jung Woo Lim Diegomar Markwell Peter Moylan Kwon Ju Bladimir Baños Hirotoshi Masui primeros desafíos de los criollos en estos certá- Chen-Hua Lin Tyler Herron Seung-Hwan Oh Shairon Martis Ryan Rowland-Smith Xin Li Alaín Sánchez Yuki Matsui menes. El destacado toletero comenzó su segui- Kuo-Hua Lo Jake Kalish Hee-soo Park Jim Ploeger Dushan Ruzic Yu Liu Raidel Martínez Naoki Myanishi dilla frente a los lanzadores panameños el 8 de Fu-Te Ni Alex Katz Dae-Eun Rhee Tom Stuifbergen Warwick Saupold Chao Lu Leandro Martínez Takahiro Norimoto marzo de 2006, al compilar de 4-1. A partir de Wei-Lun Pan Dean Kremer Chang Min Sim Juan Carlos Sulbaran Ryan Searle Yusong Lu Miguel Lahera Toshiya Okada entonces logró, al menos, un indiscutible en los Chia-Hao Sung Shlomo Lipetz Jonghyun Won Rick van den Hurk Josh Tols Xia Luo Liván Moinelo Kodai Senga ocho encuentros de Cuba en esa justa. Ming-Chin Tsai Jason Marquis Kyu Min Woo Loek van Mil Todd Van Steensetl Jiping Qi José A.García Tomoyuki Sugano Tres años después, en el segundo Clásico, dis- Ching-Ming Wang Troy Neiman Hyeon-jong Yang Orlando Yntema Lachlan Wells Menghao Wang Noelvis Entenza Shota Takeda paró inatrapables en cinco juegos sucesivos, R.C.Orlan Matt Williams Yanyong Yang antes de irse en blanco en cuatro turnos contra Joey Wagman Chaoqun Zheng los envíos de los japoneses Hisashi Iwakuma y Josh Zeid Tashiya Sugiuchi. Cuando el viernes 10 de marzo de 2006, en el DIRECTOR DIRECTOR 1er. Clásico, Puerto Rico noqueó a Cuba, 12 carre- Kuo Tai-yuan Jerry Weinstein Kim In-Sik Hensley Meulens Jon Deeble John McLaren Carlos Martí Hiroki Kokubo ras a dos en siete capítulos, ocurrió un suceso inédito en el deporte de las bolas y los strikes, Nota: Las nóminas pueden sufrir cambios hasta el día del congresillo. Aunque algunos reportes de prensa han anunciado posibles sustituciones por lesiones u otras causas,estas aún no se han oficializado en el sitio web del evento. pues los peloteros de la Mayor de las Antillas jamás habían perdido un partido por esa vía en grandes eventos internacionales. Luego, en la siguiente ronda, los criollos se desquitaron con pizarra mínima de cuatro a tres y avanzaron a las semifinales de aquel torneo en el CALENDARIO DEL CLÁSICO MUNDIAL DE BÉISBOL 2017 que se adjudicaron una meritoria presea de plata. Vale aclarar que en la Copa Intercontinental de Bélgica, 1983, Taipéi de China superó a Cuba, 13 GRUPO A a uno, pero no fue nocao, porque los vencedores JUEGO 1 / 06 DE MARZO JUEGO 2 / 07 DE MARZO tomaron diferencia de 12 carreras en el noveno, ISRAEL vs. COREA DEL SUR vs. al pisar la goma en tres ocasiones. HOLANDA COREA DEL SUR Un trío de serpentineros de nuestro país ha SEGUNDA RONDA logrado apuntarse dos victorias en Clásicos, curio- JUEGO 3 / 07 DE MARZO JUEGO 4 / 08 DE MARZO GRUPO - E samente todos son santiagueros. En 2006, Or- ISRAEL vs. CHINA TAIPÉI CHINA TAIPÉI vs. HOLANDA JUEGO 1 / 11 DE MARZO mari Romero exhibió balance de dos y uno. Pos- SEGUNDO - B vs.PRIMERO - A teriormente, en 2009, Norge Luis Vera salió airo- JUEGO 5 / 09 DE MARZO JUEGO 6 / 09 DE MARZO so un par de veces sin sufrir descalabro y en la ver- JUEGO 2 / 12 DE MARZO sión más reciente, en 2013, Danny Betancourt hizo CHINA TAIPÉI vs. COREA DEL SUR ISRAEL vs. HOLANDA lo mismo. PRIMERO - B vs.SEGUNDO - A SEMIFINAL 1 Finalmente, comoquiera que nos estamos acer- JUEGO 1 / 20 DE MARZO cando a marzo, les contamos que los peloteros JUEGO 3 / 13 DE MARZO cubanos en las dos primeras citas homenajearon SEGUNDO - A vs.PRIMERO - A PRIMERO - F vs.SEGUNDO - E de un modo especial el Día Internacional de la GRUPO B JUEGO 4 / 14 DE MARZO Mujer, pues sus victorias iniciales ocurrieron un 8 / JUEGO 1 / 07 DE MARZO JUEGO 2 08 DE MARZO SEGUNDO - B vs.PRIMERO - B de marzo y con marcadores de ocho carreras fren- CUBA vs. JAPÓN AUSTRALIA vs. JAPÓN te a sus oponentes. Así sucedió en el 2006, al aventajar a Panamá, ocho a seis, y posteriormen- JUEGO 5 / 14 DE MARZO FINAL / JUEGO 3 / 07 DE MARZO JUEGO 4 / 09 DE MARZO SEGUNDO - A vs.SEGUNDO - B te en 2009, al estrenarse con pizarra de ocho a GANADOR SEMIFINAL 1 v uno ante Sudáfrica. CHINA vs. CUBA CHINA vs. AUSTRALIA En el Clásico que se avecina los cubanos bien JUEGO 6 / 15 DE MARZO pudieran regalarle otra victoria a nuestras muje- JUEGO 5 / 10 DE MARZO JUEGO 6 / 09 DE MARZO PRIMERO - A vs.PRIMERO - B res, porque el día 8 de marzo enfrentarán a Chi- AUSTRALIA vs. CUBA na, supuestamente el más débil del grupo. Lo que CHINA vs. JAPÓN está por ver es si vuelven a anotar ocho carreras. GRUPO C GRUPO D domingo 26 de febrero de 2017 03 CANADACOLOMBIAR.DOMINICANA ESTADOS UNIDOS ITALIA MÉXICO PUERTO RICO VENEZUELA RECEPTORES RECEPTORES Kellin Deglan Jorge Alfaro Wellington Castillo A.J.Ellis Drew Butera Xorge Carrillo Yadier Molina Salvador Perez George Kottaras Jhonatan Solano Alberto Rosario Jonathan Lucroy Francisco Cervelli Sebastian Valle Rene Rivera Robinson Chirinos Meibrys Viloria Buster Posey Marco Sabbatani Roberto Pérez J.DE CUADRO J.DE CUADRO CANALES Y HORARIOS DE TRANSMISIÓN DE LOS JUEGOS Freddie Freeman Dilson Herrera Adrián Beltre Nolan Arenado Gavin Cecchini Japhet Amador Mike Avilés José Altuve Jonathan Malo Mauricio Ramos Robinson Cano Alex Bregman Chris Colabello Daniel Castro Javier Báez Miguel Cabrera HD1 TR/HD2 Justin Morneau Reynaldo Rodriguez Manny Machado Matt Carpenter Daniel Descalso Luis Cruz Carlos Correa Alcides Escobar MARTES 07 / 4:30 A.M.
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