00:03Hello friends of The Espectador, the Grandes Ligas are in the final of the season,
00:07they are in the series for the championship, the Cleveland Indians and the Azulejos of Toronto
00:11will win the title in the American League and as well as the Cachorros of Chicago and the Dodgers
00:16of Los Angeles in the National League. In both leagues, curiously, there will be a new
00:20champion in this millennium. The last team in order for the big of these four were the Cleveland Indians,
00:26that in 1997 lost the World Cup with that hit of gold of Edgar Renteria.
00:32But how did these four teams come to the championship?
00:35Indians and Azulejos barrieron their series against Medias Rojas and Rangers respectively,
00:39and they prevé that these matches are very similar. Ambas novenas are very equal in pitcheo
00:44and bateo, but the differences can mark Toronto with the experience of their players.
00:49Troy Tulewitzki, Jose Bautista, Edwin Encarnacion, Josh Donaldson and Russell Martin are called
00:54to mark the difference for Toronto to come to a World Cup for the first time since 1993.
01:01On the other hand, in the National League, the balance seems to inclinarse a favor of the Cachorros of Chicago,
01:06which were the best team in the big leagues in 2016.
01:09The experience of Joe Maddon and a team of launchers led by Jay Carrieta and Jon Lester,
01:14like the offensive team where players like Anthony Rizzo, Javier Baez and Chris Bryan,
01:20can mark the difference in this series in a favor of a team that wants to leave behind 108 years
01:24of
01:25amargura. Chicago won't win a World Cup since 1908.
01:28Only there is the grit of Playball to sit down and enjoy this series for the championship that
01:32prometed emotion from beginning to end.
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01:41I'll see you next time.
01:41Peter Martin, I'll see you next time.
01:43The thing is easy to do.
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