The Dominican Adrián Beltré visited the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame this Thursday, in Cooperstown, New York, where he expressed his great emotion upon seeing the plaque of his compatriot and also immortal of this sport, the former pitcher Juan Marichal.
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“I think every corner here is impressive. But the one I was happy and excited to see was Juan Marichal,” said Beltré this Thursday, when he was presented along with Todd Helton and Joe Mauer, as the members of the Class of 2024, to be inducted on July 21.
Marichal was the pioneer among Dominicans in the Hall of Fame, to which he was inducted in 1983, and a figure who marked Beltré’s path in baseball since his childhood.
“Being a little kid from the Dominican Republic, that was the first big name I heard in baseball. “Everything I heard was about Juan Marichal when I was a child,” said Beltré, who, wearing a cap and jacket, which distinguishes him as a member of the baseball temple, took a photo in front of the plaque of his idolized compatriot and partner in immortality. of sport. (Keep reading…)
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