Without a doubt, ‘El de la H’ will take this season as an opportunity for revenge, in search of the 17th championship for Hermosillo, which curiously is the same number that Paredes wears on his back.
December 9, 2023 · 7:36 p.m.
HERMOSILLO.- On Friday night, The Naranjeros de Hermosillo fielded Tampa Bay Rays third baseman Isaac Paredes for the first time this season.
Hermosillo, which leads the Second Round of the 2023-24 season (8-5), received the Charros de Jalisco, who are trying to climb the steps after the disastrous First Round. Those from Guadalajara are now led by Benjamín Gil, the experienced manager who in the summer is coach of the Los Angeles Angels of Major League Baseball.
The Major League star and native of Hermosillo, Sonora, debuted with a ground ball to third base, that although he was put out at first, It served to tow the first race for the locals.
Paredes ended up going 1-for-4, with a single, one run scored and one RBI in what was Hermosillo’s 6-5 defeat.
Naranjeros, the team with the most championships in Mexican baseball and with a rich history of bringing in Major League players, This season he has introduced several major leaguers in addition to Paredes, as they are Irving López, César Salazar and Alfonso Rivas who already left the team with Cleveland. In addition to Tyron Guerrero, Jaylin Davis and Aaron Altherr, that although this year they did not see action in the best baseball in the world, they have already had a considerable journey of several seasons with good numbers in ‘the big tent’.
The 2023 season was the best Isaac Paredes has had so far in the Major Leagues. He hit 123 hits, of which 31 were home runs, produced 98 runs and averaged a percentage of .250; statistics that he had not surpassed in his previous 3 years in the best baseball in the world.
The 2022-23 season of the Mexican Pacific League will be only the second with the Naranjeros. Last year he put up pitiful numbers. In 80 legal at-bats, he only had 10 hits, of which 2 were home runs, produced 7 runs and averaged a poor percentage of .125.
Remember that In the 2020-21 season, Isaac Paredes was the LMP ‘Hitting Champion’, but dressed in the jacket of the Deer of Mazatlán, with whom he hit a stratospheric average of .379.
Definitely, ‘The one with the H’, will take this season as the opportunity for revenge, in search of the 17th championship for Hermosillo, which curiously is the same number that Paredes wears on his back.
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