Matanzas native Ariel José Martínez Camacho is living in this 2022 his consecration offensive year in the Japanese Professional Baseball League (NPB) and on Friday, the first day of the month, he dressed as a hero to decide, in the bottom of the eighth inning, with his seventh home run of the season, the clash against the Tigres of Venezuela.
Matanzas native Ariel José Martínez Camacho is living in this 2022 his consecration offensive year in the Japanese Professional Baseball League (NPB) and on Friday, the first day of the month, he dressed as a hero to decide, in the bottom of the eighth inning, with his seventh home run of the season, the clash against the Tigres of Venezuela.
Ariel José Martínez Camacho, in the absence of Dayán Viciedo in the lineup, has had to take the fourth shift in the starting lineup and what a way to do it. After being blanked in three innings, at the right time, like the greats, he made the reliever Coujil pay for the mistake of having thrown a high straight line and with a powerful swing, he sent it beyond the fence all the way to left field.
At that minute, the game was tied at one run, after the Cuban Coujil Rodriguez (1.0 INN, 3H, 1CL, 0K, 0BB) could not keep the 1×0 lead he received (4th BS). With a man on second and two outs, the Yumurino was in charge of reversing the situation and put the game with a definitive 3×1.
In this way, Coujil, who had a poor outing, scored his fourth win with two losses in the season, although he saw his PCL rise to 2.15 and the opposing batting to .178. Similarly, Ariel José Martínez Camacho left his batting line at .309/.386/.503/.889 (AVE/OBP/SLG/OPS), with 51 hits in 165 innings, 17 extrabases (9-1-7), 24 runs scored, 15 tows, 17 tickets and 31 strikeouts.
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