The Honduran Mauricio André Dubón, returned to the starting position last night with his team, the San Francisco Giants playing shortstop at home against the Texas Rangers in an interleague game that the Californians won 9-2.
This time the Honduran stood out more batting than fielding, since he made a mistake in the eighth inning on a bad shot after a hit to Todd Frazier caught, aside from that his blunder did not cause problems and the game continued without allowing more scores.
On the offensive level he added two hits in three official shifts, because he also reached on balls, scored a run, produced the second of the season but also struck out once more in the season.
Speaking of the strikeout, it came in the bottom of the third inning against left-hander MIke Minor, who claimed the loss. The catracho in his second inning hit him uncatchable to left field, scoring with the home run connected to center field by Wilmer Flores.
Sampedrano’s third official turn was in the sixth inning, he hit the RBI uncatchable to center field, scoring smoothly by Chadwick Tromp. He closed the game with a walk, but couldn’t score.
As of today in the 2020 season, the Honduran has accumulated seven games, with 21 official at-bats, where he has hit five hits, increasing his batting percentage to .238, scoring three runs, driving in two and connecting a double. He has struck out seven times and made two errors, one at second base and one at shortstop. (GG)