Although Honduran Mauricio Dubón was not a starter, he reappeared last night at AT & T Park in a 10-inning 12-7 loss to the San Diego Padres who are fighting for the leadership of the National League West Division. with the Los Angeles Dodgers who also beat Arizona 6-3.
The catracho entered the action in the seventh inning by Austin Saler, who in turn had replaced Brandon Crawford in the batting turn, so the San Pedro Sula born entered with the idea of standing defensively although he reached a turn of batted in the ninth with a line to right field covered by Edward Olivares.
With the above, the catracho lowers his batting average by 0.167, the product of three hits in 18 at-bats in six of the seven games in which he has participated. He also has two runs scored and one RBI as well as an RBI double.
The Giants today host the Texas Rangers, with whom they will have a very tight series throughout the weekend in the San Francisco Bay, where the catracho Dubón is expected to improve his offensive numbers. (GG)