The Major League season starts: Some Cubans on stage

With incredible party atmosphere throughout the country, this Thursday starts the major league baseball season with the 30 clubs in action.

Fifteen games will take place this season, including the inaugural this afternoon at the Yankee Stadium, with the battle between the Milwaukee brewers and the Bronx bombers, which have as the first opener in their pitching rotation to the Cuban -American left -handed car Carlos Rodón, and where we could see in relief the also Cuban left -handed from Milwaukee, Néstor Cortés.

And speaking of Cuban lefties: Boston’s red socks announced on Tuesday that veteran flamethrower, Aroldis Champan, will be the official closer of the team.

The current Dodgers world champions, with Shohei Ohtani and Compañia, begin to defend their title in their home opening game, on Wednesday night at 7 pm, against the Tigers of Detroit. The Cuban outfielder Andy Pagés was the only one of the largest of the Antilles to earn a world champion ring last season with the Dodgers and now goes for his second consecutive.

The Houston stars, with the Tunal Yodan Álvarez, start the season with 3 difficult commitments against the New York Mets and the newly acquired Dominican Toletero Jua Soto. By the way, according to the statistics and artificial intelligence of MLB, Yordan Álvarez is the Cuban who will best perform in the 2025 season, hitting average above the .300, with more than 30 home runs and more than 100 promoted races.

The National Las Major Leagues Baseball Championship promises a lot this season. The Dodgers, with 3 Japanese pitchers in their alignment, are now the favorites to win their third world series in 6 years.

Remember that Chicago’s white socks with Luis Robert Moirán (3rd, CF), as well as Miguel Vargas (6th, 3b) and the Anaheim Angels, with Jorge Soler (4th, DH), in addition to Yoan Moncada (8th, 3b), are the only clubs that have 2 Cuban players among their headlines when the regular season of the national hobby starts.

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