Mexicans in MLB: Home Week
The Mexican batters looked at major league stages with home runs during the week
In the last week of June, power was unleashed by Mexicans in MLB. Isaac Paredes remains the referent of the tricolor nation in the majors and had a star reunion this weekend. In addition, Alejandro Kirk will have a key week to look for his second ownership in an All-Star Game.
Isaac Paredes faces his former team
This weekend, Paredes played the series at the Daikin Park against the Chicago Cubs, its exequipo. Although the week began without hits against Philadelphia, he found his rhythm against the puppies. He registered five hits, including a home run, and scored two races, making clear his growth since his departure from Chicago last season.
Jonathan Aranda the best in the American League
Huge power that presents a week Jonathan Aranda with the Rays. On Sunday in Oriole Park, the first base went to the street in a 467ft stake in a key series of Tampa Bay that follows the stalking of the leadership of the East division that the Yankees have. This Sunday, Aranda saw the streak of 13 consecutive games sticking from Hit. Its batting average is .325 and is one of the best circuit.
The Rays reliever, Manuel Rodríguez remains in the list of injured due to problems in the right shoulder.
Alejandro Kirk in the fight for the ownership of the All-Star Game
During the week the finalists were announced to integrate the lineup of the star game, which will be played in Atlanta in the second week of July. Alejandro Kirk is among the finalists for the receiver position, competing with Cal Raleigh. The contest will be demanding for Kirk, since Raleigh currently leads the big leagues in home runs.
Alex Thomas had a week of power in Dbacks
Arizona’s gardener responded individually despite the negative streak of the Dbacks. On Saturday in the series against Miami he connected his fourth home run of the season. Alex Thomas bats for .239 in 2025 and has taken over the central meadow with the desert team.
The story of a Mexican ends in Seattle Mariners
Last Thursday, Rowdy Tellez was designated for allocation, which marks the probable end of his passage through the Seattle Mariners. In almost three months with the team, he accumulated an average batting of .208, with eleven home runs and 27 ranges. His future has not yet been defined, if he will go to free agency or accept an assignment to Triple-A.
In MLB, Randy Arozarena continues with Seattle and improves her average batting A .241 with eight hits in the most recent games. However, power has been very little and only has one home run in the month of June. Andres Munoz had three relays this last week, won in one of those presentations and under effectiveness at 1.16.
Alan Rangel with first rescue in MLB
Alan Rangel returned to Major Leagues with the Phillies and had an outstanding performance on Friday against Atlanta. He launched five white entries, allowed six hits and achieved his first rescue in MLB. Although he was sent back to minor leagues on Saturday, his performance significantly improved his projection within the team.
Ramon Urias fundamental in Baltimore’s offensive
Baltimore’s antealist had a key week to aspire to start every day. Six hits in the week, one of them home runs gives him the possibility of aspiring to take over the hot corner of the oropend them. Its batting average is .261 and confidence is being gained again after the injury it had in May.
