On Sunday the Aguilas defeated the Leones 15-6 in the Parque Quisqueya, breaking the home field unbeaten streak of the Leones and ending their own two-game skid. Massive hitting, mixed with adequate pitching did the job for the Aguilas, still bottom feeding in the standings. Over in La Romana the Tigres took a rare game from the mighty Toros, winning 11-3. Erick Aybar got three hits as the Tigres got their first win over the Toros. In San Francisco de Macoris the surprising Gigantes picked on the lowly Estrellas Orientales 7-3, keeping their second place position and assuring that the San Pedro team stays in the cellar.<\/p>\n
Standings<\/p>\n
Team
\n W-L
\n Avg.
\n Games Behind<\/p>\n
TOROS
\n 7 – 2
\n .778
\n —<\/p>\n
GIGANTES
\n 6 – 2
\n .750
\n 0.5<\/p>\n
ESCOGIDO
\n 6 – 4
\n .600
\n 1.5<\/p>\n
LICEY
\n 4 – 6
\n .400
\n 3.5<\/p>\n
AGUILAS
\n 3 – 6
\n .333
\n 4.0<\/p>\n
ESTRELLAS
\n 2 – 8
\n .200
\n 5.5<\/p>\n
Tonight’s game<\/p>\n
Julian Javier Stadium<\/p>\n
San Francisco deMacoris<\/p>\n
7:30pm<\/p>\n
Aguilas (Jose Lima, 0-0, 5.73) vs. Gigantes (F. Nunez, 1-0, .000)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
On Sunday the Aguilas defeated the Leones 15-6 in the Parque Quisqueya, breaking the home field unbeaten streak of the Leones and ending their own two-game skid. Massive hitting, mixed with adequate pitching did the job for the Aguilas, still bottom feeding in the standings. Over in La Romana the Tigres took a rare game … <\/p>\n