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== History == |
== History == |
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Long before the Yumurine players wore the Gothic M of Matanzas on their flannels in that year of 1967, the name of such an illustrious city had already adorned the official history of winter tournaments in the mythical campaign of |
Long before the Yumurine players wore the Gothic M of Matanzas on their flannels in that year of 1967, the name of such an illustrious city had already adorned the official history of winter tournaments in the mythical campaign of 1878–79. |
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Like that modest combined at the beginning of the circuit in the nineteenth century, the Matanzas of the 60s and 70s, was not the most competitive. Never, stars of the mood of Wilfredo Sánchez, his brother Fernando, Rigoberto Rosique, Tomás Soto, Evelio Hernández, Edwin Walters, Alfredo García, Gaspar Pérez, Luis Fernández, Ernesto William Alfonso or the brothers Félix and Reinaldo Isasi, could they unify their forces in a single gang to defend the walls of the Athens of Cuba. |
Like that modest combined at the beginning of the circuit in the nineteenth century, the Matanzas of the 60s and 70s, was not the most competitive. Never, stars of the mood of Wilfredo Sánchez, his brother Fernando, Rigoberto Rosique, Tomás Soto, Evelio Hernández, Edwin Walters, Alfredo García, Gaspar Pérez, Luis Fernández, Ernesto William Alfonso or the brothers Félix and Reinaldo Isasi, could they unify their forces in a single gang to defend the walls of the Athens of Cuba. |
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Matanzas won the Cuban National Series championship pennant in 2020, defeating Camagüey in the finals, clinching 4-2 overall in 6 games out of seven. |
Matanzas won the Cuban National Series championship pennant in 2020, defeating Camagüey in the finals, clinching 4-2 overall in 6 games out of seven. |
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==Current{{as of?|date=December 2019}} |
==Current{{as of?|date=December 2019}} roster== |
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*'''Catchers''': [[Andrys Perez Garcia]], [[Ariel Martínez (baseball)|Ariel Martinez Marrero]], [[Jesus Daniel Olivera Leon]] |
*'''Catchers''': [[Andrys Perez Garcia]], [[Ariel Martínez (baseball)|Ariel Martinez Marrero]], [[Jesus Daniel Olivera Leon]] |
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*'''Infielders''': [[Yurisbel Gracial|Yurisbel Gracial Garcia]], [[Jefferson Delgado|Jefferson Delgado Castañeda]], [[Yandy Canto|Yasiel Santoya Zulueta]], [[Erisbel Arruebarrena|Bárbaro Erisbel Arruebaruena Escalante]], [[Aníbal Medina Pérez]], [[Sandy Menocal]], [[Yariel Duque|Yariel Duque Salgado]] |
*'''Infielders''': [[Yurisbel Gracial|Yurisbel Gracial Garcia]], [[Jefferson Delgado|Jefferson Delgado Castañeda]], [[Yandy Canto|Yasiel Santoya Zulueta]], [[Erisbel Arruebarrena|Bárbaro Erisbel Arruebaruena Escalante]], [[Aníbal Medina Pérez]], [[Sandy Menocal]], [[Yariel Duque|Yariel Duque Salgado]] |
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*'''Pitchers''': [[Yoanni Yera|Yoanni Yera Montalvo]], [[Jonder Martínez|Jonder Martínez Martínez]], [[Yaniel Blanco|Yaniel Blanco Portal]], [[David Mena Jústiz]], [[Naykel Yoel Cruz Saldivar]], [[Armando Dueñas Moré]], [[Ramón Licor Rodríguez]], [[Andy Quesada Coto]], [[Reinier Rivero Estrada]], [[Haykel Parra Limonta]] |
*'''Pitchers''': [[Yoanni Yera|Yoanni Yera Montalvo]], [[Jonder Martínez|Jonder Martínez Martínez]], [[Yaniel Blanco|Yaniel Blanco Portal]], [[David Mena Jústiz]], [[Naykel Yoel Cruz Saldivar]], [[Armando Dueñas Moré]], [[Ramón Licor Rodríguez]], [[Andy Quesada Coto]], [[Reinier Rivero Estrada]], [[Haykel Parra Limonta]] |
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== Team |
== Team records == |
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== Notable players == |
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* Gaspar (el curro) Perez ([[pitcher]]) |
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*[[Felix Isasi]] ([[second baseman]]) |
*[[Felix Isasi]] ([[second baseman]]) |
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*[[Rigoberto Rosique]] ([[outfield]]) |
*[[Rigoberto Rosique]] ([[outfield]]) |
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*[[Wilfredo Sanchez]] ([[outfield]]) |
*[[Wilfredo Sanchez]] ([[outfield]]) |
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*Fernando Sanchez ([[outfield]]) |
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*[[Jorge Luis Valdés|Jorge Luis Valdez]] ([[pitcher]]) |
*[[Jorge Luis Valdés|Jorge Luis Valdez]] ([[pitcher]]) |
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*[[Lazaro Junco]] ([[outfield]]) |
*[[Lazaro Junco]] ([[outfield]]) |
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*[[Juan Manrique|Juan Manrrique]] ([[catcher]]) |
*[[Juan Manrique|Juan Manrrique]] ([[catcher]]) |
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*[[José Estrada González|Jose (pepito) Estrada]] ([[outfield]]) |
*[[José Estrada González|Jose (pepito) Estrada]] ([[outfield]]) |
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*Lazaro Contreras ([[outfield]]) |
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*Anselmo Martinez ([[pitcher]]) |
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*[[Yadiel Hernandez]] ([[outfield]]) |
*[[Yadiel Hernandez]] ([[outfield]]) |
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*[[Yoandy Garlobo|Yoandry Garlobo]] ([[outfield]]) |
*[[Yoandy Garlobo|Yoandry Garlobo]] ([[outfield]]) |
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*[[Michel Abreu]] ([[first baseman]]) |
*[[Michel Abreu]] ([[first baseman]]) |
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*Carlos Mesa ([[pitcher]]) |
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*[[Amaury Casanas|Amaury Casañas]] ([[outfield]]) |
*[[Amaury Casanas|Amaury Casañas]] ([[outfield]]) |
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*[[Guillermo Heredia (baseball)|Guillermo Heredia]] ([[outfield]]) |
*[[Guillermo Heredia (baseball)|Guillermo Heredia]] ([[outfield]]) |
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*Rafael Rodriguez ([[pitcher]]) |
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*Evelio Hernandez ([[catcher]]) |
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Matanzas are a baseball team in the Cuban National Series. Based in Matanzas Province, the Cocodrilos were formed after the dissolution of Henequeneros and Citricultores, two teams from Matanzas. The Cocodrilos have struggled to enjoy the success of their predecessors.
History
Long before the Yumurine players wore the Gothic M of Matanzas on their flannels in that year of 1967, the name of such an illustrious city had already adorned the official history of winter tournaments in the mythical campaign of 1878–79.
Like that modest combined at the beginning of the circuit in the nineteenth century, the Matanzas of the 60s and 70s, was not the most competitive. Never, stars of the mood of Wilfredo Sánchez, his brother Fernando, Rigoberto Rosique, Tomás Soto, Evelio Hernández, Edwin Walters, Alfredo García, Gaspar Pérez, Luis Fernández, Ernesto William Alfonso or the brothers Félix and Reinaldo Isasi, could they unify their forces in a single gang to defend the walls of the Athens of Cuba.
And while Matanzas stoically endured his permanence at the bottom of the pond until his total disappearance towards the mid-1970s, Henequeneros, the other squad of the land of crocodiles, adorned his souvenir closet with a trophy in the 1969 campaign -70.
In the early 1990s, the winter series competition system was reorganized for the eighth time. After 19 years of absence, a team reappeared with the name of Matanzas. Although, this second version of the squad in the amateur era was also not very prolific in terms of collective results.
Matanzas won the Cuban National Series championship pennant in 2020, defeating Camagüey in the finals, clinching 4-2 overall in 6 games out of seven.
Current[as of?] roster
- Catchers: Andrys Perez Garcia, Ariel Martinez Marrero, Jesus Daniel Olivera Leon
- Infielders: Yurisbel Gracial Garcia, Jefferson Delgado Castañeda, Yasiel Santoya Zulueta, Bárbaro Erisbel Arruebaruena Escalante, Aníbal Medina Pérez, Sandy Menocal, Yariel Duque Salgado
- Outfielders: Eduardo Blanco Díaz, Willian Luis Campillo, Juan Miguel Martínez Mesa, Javier Camero Rodríguez, Yoisnel Camejo Delgado, Ariel Sánchez, Roberto Alvarez Cardenas
- Pitchers: Yoanni Yera Montalvo, Jonder Martínez Martínez, Yaniel Blanco Portal, David Mena Jústiz, Naykel Yoel Cruz Saldivar, Armando Dueñas Moré, Ramón Licor Rodríguez, Andy Quesada Coto, Reinier Rivero Estrada, Haykel Parra Limonta
Team records
CNS No | Season | Winner | Runner Up | 3rd Place | Matanzas | Manager |
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49 | 2009-10 | Industriales | Villa Clara | Habana | 14th | Wilfredo Menendez |
50 | 2010-11 | Pinar del Rio | Ciego de Avila | Cienfuegos | 14th | Wilfredo Menendez |
51 | 2011-12 | Ciego de Avila | Industriales | Matanzas | 3rd | Victor Mesa |
52 | 2012-13 | Villa Clara | Matanzas | Santi Spiritus | 2nd | Victor Mesa |
53 | 2013-14 | Pinar del Rio | Matanzas | Industriales | 2nd | Victor Mesa |
54 | 2014-15 | Ciego de Avila | Isla de la Juventud | Matanzas | 3rd | Victor Mesa |
55 | 2015-16 | Ciego de Avila | Pinar del Rio | Matanzas | 3rd | Victor Mesa |
56 | 2016-17 | Granma | Ciego de Avila | Matanzas | 3rd | Victor Mesa |
57 | 2017-18 | Granma | Las Tunas | Matanzas | 3rd | Victor Figueroa |
58 | 2018-19 | Las Tunas | Villa Clara | Santi Spiritus | 16th | Victor Figueroa |
59 | 2019-20 | Matanzas | 1st (Series Champion) |
Armando Ferrer |
Notable players
- Felix Isasi (second baseman)
- Rigoberto Rosique (outfield)
- Wilfredo Sanchez (outfield)
- Jorge Luis Valdez (pitcher)
- Lazaro Junco (outfield)
- Julio German Fernandez (first baseman)
- Juan Manrrique (catcher)
- Jose (pepito) Estrada (outfield)
- Yadiel Hernandez (outfield)
- Yoandry Garlobo (outfield)
- Michel Abreu (first baseman)
- Amaury Casañas (outfield)
- Guillermo Heredia (outfield)