Charros win the series against Durango

Last night at the Pan American Stadium, the Charros de Jalisco secured the series against Caliente de Durango by winning 7-5 in the second game.

For the second consecutive game, Trevor Clifton earned the save with a standout performance, pitching a complete scoreless inning and issuing only two walks, which did not pose a threat to the Jalisco team.

Andrew Pérez emerged as the winning pitcher of the night at a Pan American Stadium that never stopped supporting the Caporales. The Guadalajara native relieved Rafael Córdova, pitching only a third of an inning in the eighth inning, escaping the Durango native's attempts unscathed.

A home run by Mateo Gil in the sixth inning, producing three runs, as well as a sacrifice fly in the eighth inning, made the "daddy's boy" proclaim himself as the offensive figure of the Charros , in addition to Joshua Fuentes hitting a double that brought in two more runs, which was enough to obtain one more victory and thus reach 30 victories, for 32 losses, there is still rope left in the season, but Charros are taking off.

With this, the team managed by Benjamín Gil will look to get out the broom and sweep Durango this Thursday; Pável Hernández will be in charge of taking the mound and leading Charros to another victory.