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Tips Y Más Tips Ambos, El Segundo Empezó “A Tambor Para Niños Y Niñas De 7 a 15 Años Se Pandemia Por El Covid-19 24 DEPORTE Del 7 al 13 de Agosto de 2021 Por Jesús Alberto Rubio [email protected] Tips y más tips ambos, el segundo empezó “a tambor para niños y niñas de 7 a 15 años se pandemia por el Covid-19. Hoy, un poco de batiente” en esta semana con dos realiza en la ciudad de Tucson, Arizona La relevante actividad formativa cuadrangulares y varios hits claves para —en los campos Reid Park ubicados cuenta con la presencia de reconocidos todo, especialmente triunfos del equipo 27 veces campeón a un costado del Hi Corbett Field— instructores como el coach de bullpen mundial en series otoñales. Unen su tras un año de ausencia a causa de la de los Naranjeros de Hermosillo, Ricardo béisbol y fútbol poder a Giancarlo Stanton, Aaron Judge, Gary Sánchez y compañía de olímpico y de la toleteros Yankees. 4.- A las selecciones de fútbol “Mayor” Copa de Oro. Verá y la Olímpica se les fue de las manos la supremacía en la Copa de Oro y la de qué cosa Tokio 2020; a mi ver hubo dos factores: el primero se le olvidó cómo anotar un gol a pesar del dominio que tuvo sobre Hoy sólo tips, y de los EU, y el segundo, fracasó ante Brasil de buenos, espero le gusten: manera rotunda en los primeros tres tiros de penal. Ambos capítulos, tristes 1.- La alcaldía de Magdalena de Kino y dramáticos para el terruño azteca, inauguró una calle con el nombre allí quedaron para la historia del “no se de los hermanos Luis y Ramón Urías, pudo”. ambos ligamayoristas con Cerveceros 5.-Sucedió lo mismo con el equipo de Milwaukee y Orioles de Baltimore, mexicano de béisbol en la Olimpiada: respectivamente. Relevante, sin fracaso total y ¿a quién culpar? Mejor duda y ejemplo a seguir en otras así la dejo. Dirán los optimistas: “no les ciudades cunas de grandes peloteros o dio el béisbol”. Caray, de ese tamaño. deportistas/atletas en general. Cierto es que las críticas —y fuertes— son contra la Liga Mexicana, Probeis/ 2.- Miguel Cabrera, con Tigres de Édgar González, Comité Olímpico Detroit, dio su hit 2,944 de su carrera e incluso al mánager Benjamín Gil. para superar a Frank Robinson y Campanas al vuelo, pues, en la derrota. quedarse en el puesto 35 de todos los 6.- Julio Urías (13-3) tiene oportunidad tiempos en ese departamento en Ligas de llegar a los 20 triunfos en campaña Mayores. El venezolano futuro Salón con sus Dodgers. Le quedan al menos de la Fama de la MLB, también está por diez salidas y a como se le ve lanzando, arribar a los 500 jonrones; al redactar no lo dudemos. De alcanzar esa cifra, tiene 498. Usted dirá. repetirá lo hecho en el 2003 por 3.- La adición reciente de los Esteban Loaiza cuando logró 21, cifra aporreadores zurdos Joey Gallo y que no se veía desde los también 21 de Anthony Rizzo —procedentes de Fernando Valenzuela en 1986. Rangers y Cachorros— sin duda 7.- Por cuarta ocasión el campamento fortalecerá de aquí a septiembre, de verano de los Naranjeros de mínimo, la ofensiva de los NYY. De Hermosillo y Mexican Baseball Fiesta www.inversionistasonora.com.
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