The Venezuelan player of the New York Yankees, Gleyber Torres, spoke about what happened between Tiburones de La Guaira and Caribes de Anzoátegui, starring in one of the fights between the biggest teams in the Venezuelan Professional Baseball League (LVBP).
Many local players did not take long to give their opinion and the second baseman did not ignore the case, on the contrary, he asked the LVBP to “act for the good of the League.”
The Caribes pitcher Liarvis Breto is one of the figures affected by the events that occurred on the field of play, as he was hit in the forehead by a ball and had to undergo several medical examinations.
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Unfortunately, the rivalry between teams did not remain in sports, but rather crossed the limit that now many of those involved must pay.
Torres as a player and also in his role as a Venezuelan does not want the native ball to be stained with violent acts, quite the contrary, that the sport be lived to the full.
“Baseball has changed and you continue to damage moments by your unwritten rules from the old days,” he wrote on his Instagram.
The 25-year-old from Caracas classified what happened as a “shame to see those cowardly acts for the league and for the children who want to see a good show in the stadium,” he concluded.
