Edmundo Sosa and Christian Bethancourt in the MLB playoffs

Promotions to the Major League Miguel Amaya with the Chicago Cubs and José “Chema” Caballero with the Seattle Mariners. As well as Edmundo Sosa and his team Philadelphia Phillies and Christian Bethancourt with the Tampa Bay Rays They made it to the postseason, which is the most redeemable thing for the Panamanians, after the regular season in the Major Leagues ended yesterday.

Postseason

Christian Bethancourt with the Rays Tampa Bay will have a chance to play in the postseason when the team faces the Texas Rangers starting this Tuesday (tomorrow) in a best of 5 game winner.

Bethancourt In the regular season, he participated in 104 games, with 315 at-bats, 71 hits, 16 doubles, 11 home runs, scored 49 runs, drove in 33, with 91 strikeouts, got 13 walks and left his batting average at .225.

Another Panamanian who will have a postseason is Edmundo Sosa when the Philadelphia Phillies begin this Tuesday’s playoff series against the Florida Marlins, it will also be a best of five games.

In the regular season, Sosa played in 104 games, with 279 at-bats, had 20 hits, 15 doubles, 2 triples and 10 home runs, drove in 30 runs, scored 34, and struck out 74 times, leaving his average at . 251.

‘Caballero and Amaya, promoted to majors

“Chema” Knight of the Seattle Mariners He became the 69th Panamanian to ascend to the Major Leagues on April 15, in a game in which his team defeated the Colorado Rockies 9-2.

Sir In the regular season, he played in 104 games, made 231 at-bats, had 51 hits, struck out 66 times, had 28 hits, hit 4 home runs, a triple, drove in 26 runs, and hit a home run 37 times. leave his average at .221, we must add to this that he stole 26 bases.

The one who had an eligible year was the recipient Miguel Amayahe was the 70th Panamanian to reach the big tent, making his debut with the Cubs on May 4 in Chicago’s 4-3 loss to the Nationals.

Despite having a season where he was promoted to the majors and dropped to Triple A, the catcher’s performance was acceptable as he saw action in 53 games, had 131 at-bats, 28 hits, 5 home runs, 4 doubles, scored 17 runs and drove in 18, hitting 40 times and leaving his average at .214.