Bonifacio impulsa la ofensiva de las Águilas, Morel pide mejorar el pitcheo y Liberato se siente al 100 %

The Águilas Cibaeñas secured a 9‑5 victory over the Tigres del Licey on Sunday at Estadio Quisqueya Juan Marichal. The win was driven by an offensive outburst from the Águilas, with Jorge Bonifacio leading the charge. Bonifacio finished the game with a triple and drove in three runs, contributing to a 3‑1 lead. He praised the club’s leadership for the opportunity he received and reaffirmed his commitment to the team. “I am grateful for the trust placed in me and I will continue to contribute to the yellow squad,” Bonifacio said. Luis “Pipe” Urueta, the Águilas’ manager, highlighted the team’s offensive response and the players’ ability to perform in a crucial game. He also noted Bonifacio’s impact on the scoreline. Pitching concerns were voiced by Christopher Morel, who expressed his loyalty to the club and his disappointment with the team’s current state. “I am an Águilas fan and it hurts to see the team struggle,” Morel said. He called for improvements in the pitching staff, emphasizing that a stronger rotation is essential for the club’s success this season. Luis Liberato, a first baseman, reported feeling fully recovered and ready to support the team throughout the remainder of the tournament. He reiterated his dedication to the organization and his desire to help the Águilas achieve their goals. The game’s outcome reflects the Águilas’ offensive prowess, but the players and coaching staff acknowledge that further work is needed to address weaknesses and maintain a path to victory. The next game for the Águilas is scheduled for Monday, October 26, against the Estrellas Orientales at 7:30 p.m. in Estadio Cibao. The matchup was moved from its original date of Wednesday, October 21.

Article source: El Nuevo Diario | Image credit: El Nuevo Diario

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