⚾️🔥 PRIDE OF NAYARIT IN PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL 🔥⚾️ Nayarit pitcher Víctor Aarón González,originally from Tuxpan,Nayarit,sent a very special greeting to Pelotero a la Bola,demonstrating once again that,despite having reached the biggest stages of world baseball,he never forgets his people or his roots. Víctor aarón González built an outstanding career in professional baseball after signing with the Los Angeles Dodgers, an association with which he managed to fulfill his dream of reaching the Major Leagues.With the Los Angeles team he was part of the team that was proclaimed champion of the 2020 World Series, being part of the historic title that marked his career and consolidated him as one of the Mexican arms in MLB. 🏆⚾️ Later, the left-handed pitcher also had a stint with the New York yankees, gaining experience in another of the most emblematic franchises in Major League Baseball and facing the highest level of competition. 🌎🧢 In addition to his career in MLB, Víctor Aarón González has been an significant player in mexican winter baseball. Currently, in the Mexican Pacific League season, he defends the colors of the Tomateros de Culiacán, a team with which he contributes his experience, quality and leadership from the bullpen, with his sights set on fighting for a championship. 🔴⚾️ The greeting sent to Pelotero a la Bola reflects the closeness and affection he maintains with the fans, and also the pride of representing Nayarit on and off the diamond. Without a doubt, Víctor Aarón González continues to be a reference in Nayarit baseball and an example that, with work and discipline, dreams can come true. 💪🔥⚾️ #fblifestyle | player to the ball
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