Latino Power #8: Mejores jóvenes latino en la MLB 24

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En esta octava edición Mary Carmen Fariña resalta los mejores novatos latinos y la temporada de José Altuve

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00:00Hello, fanáticos. It's a pleasure to greet you once again on Latino Power,

00:04where you'll be up to date with everything that happens to Latinos at the Big Show.

00:08I'm Maricarmen Fariña, and I invite you to follow us on all of our social media

00:13and to enjoy this new edition with me.

00:16And it's time to talk about the most outstanding Latino rookies of 2024.

00:30A month and a half before the end of the regular round,

00:33we take a look at the most outstanding Latino rookies of the year.

00:37Some of them will be in the discussion to win the prize of the Grand Leagues,

00:41but they will have to close the whole train.

00:44Wilier Abreu.

00:46Of great value for manager Alex Cora.

00:49Abreu has done everything a little offensive.

00:52Of his 80 hits, 41 are extra bases.

00:56His 835 OPS is more than decent for a rookie.

01:00Luis Gil.

01:02The Dominican was an important part of the best moment of the Yankees in the campaign.

01:07Although he has had ups and downs,

01:10his 12 wins is the second highest figure in all the Grand Leagues.

01:15His month of May was extraordinary with 6-0 and 0.70 of effectiveness.

01:24Jackson Chourio.

01:26Along with Wilier Abreu, he leads almost all offensive departments among Latino rookies.

01:32That despite having a slow start to the season.

01:36His 15 horns, 17 steals, 53 removals and 58 scores look very good.

01:43Let's remember that between April and May he only hit for 193 on average.

01:48José Butó.

01:50Among all the rookie launchers of the Grand Leagues,

01:53the Venezuelan has only surpassed in effectiveness and whip by Paul Skins.

01:57The rivals hit him for 164, the lowest average among Latino rookies or not.

02:04A very useful arm for Carlos Mendoza.

02:08We cannot fail to mention the Cuban Andy Pagés-Güenzel Pérez,

02:12Elion Ramos and the power shown by Jonquensi Noel de Cleveland.

02:26Time to talk about the great José Altuve.

02:29His Houston stars are still in the lead towards the postseason after a really negative start.

02:37Altuve is still his thing, beating.

02:40He recently reached 10 seasons with 150 hits or more.

02:45An indescribable figure.

02:48Among the assets of the entire MLB, his 10 campaigns with 150 hits or more are top figures.

02:55He is followed by Paul Goldschmidt and Freddie Freeman with 9 hits each.

03:00Among the active Latinos, Manny Machado adds 8 campaigns and Francisco Lindor another 6 seasons.

03:06In general, the record is of Pete Rose, Trish Speaker and Ty Cobb with 18 hits each.

03:13Among the Latinos, Albert Pujols got 14 of those campaigns.

03:18And among the Venezuelans, Altuve is surpassed by Miguel Cabrera and Bob Abreu with 12,

03:23and matched with Omar Bisquel with 10 seasons with 150 hits or more.

03:29And as always in Latino Power, we bring you El Dato.

03:33What could Fernando Rodney, Zach Britton and Dennis Eckersley have in common with the Closer in Manuel Clase?

03:39In the middle of his great campaign, Clase can become the fourth member of an exclusive group.

03:45Rodney, Britton and Eckersley are the only ones with 40 or more saves and an efficiency below 1 in the same campaign.

03:53Clase has in 2024 37 saves and 0.64 efficiency.

03:59Rodney, 48 saves, 0.60 efficiency with Tampa Bay Royals in 2012.

04:06Britton, 47 saves, 0.54 efficiency with the Orioles in 2016.

04:14Eckersley, 48 saves, 0.61 efficiency with Oakland in 1990.

04:21Let's see, what do you think? Will he join the Closer of the Guardians?

04:25Well fans, it's time to pick up the bats for today's show.

04:29The invitation, as always, to follow us through all our social networks and stay tuned to our publications.

04:35I am Mari Carmen Fariña, it was a pleasure as always to share with you and see you very soon in another Latino Power.

04:44Transcribed by https://otter.ai

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