domingo, 20 de mayo de 2012

Emilio Rentería: “Los Terremotos están jugando excelentemente…es un buen equipo”





          

            Luis Alberto Torres

            Siguiendo a MLS y los Terremotos de San José

            Emilio Rentería: “Los Terremotos están jugando excelentemente…es un buen equipo”

            SANTA CLARA, California. - Los Terremotos de San José están recibiendo el apoyo de la juventud hispana que reside en el Norte de California.  Un grupo de niños de varios países formaron parte de las festividades que se realizaron antes del partido del sábado entre el Columbus Crew y el onceno de San José.

            Por los Terremotos comenzaron los siguientes jugadores hispanos: Jason Hernández, defensor boricua, Ramiro Corrales, defensor mexicoamericano y capitán del equipo, Rafael Baca, nativo de Tuxcan, Michoacán, México, Tressor Moreno, medio campista colombiano que estuvo en la lista de los suplentes en el primer tiempo.

            Por el Columbus Crew comenzó Olman Vargas, delantero costarricense y estaban en la banca los refuerzos hispanos, Bernardo Añor, mediocampista venezolano y el delantero venezolano, Emilio Rentería.

            El partido terminó empatado 1X1 después de una excelente actuación durante los 90 minutos por parte de ambos oncenos. La asistencia al partido a la jornada 11 del campeonato de la MLS que se realizó en el estadio Buck Shaw de Santa Clara fue de 10.265 fanáticos.

                        Los Terremotos están con marca de 7 victorias, 3 empates 2 derrotas y ocupa el segundo lugar en la Conferencia del Oeste con 24 puntos, mientras que el Columbus Crew sigue en la Conferencia del Este con marca de 3 victorias, 3 empates, 4 derrotas y está ubicado en el octavo lugar.

            El Columbus Crew abrió el marcador al minuto 45 por intermedio del delantero Justin Meran, el empate de partido se produjo al minuto 90 por intermedio de Alan Gordon, que eleva su marca a 2 goles en este torneo del balompié profesional de los Estados Unidos de América.

            Los Terremotos jugarán este miércoles 23 frente a Los Ángeles Galaxy en el Home Depot Center. El 23 de junio Los Terremotos se enfrentarán a Los Ángeles Galaxy en el estadio Buck Shaw de Santa Clara, el







           











           










         











domingo, 13 de mayo de 2012

GIANTS WELCOME ROCKIES, CARDINALS AND ATHLETICS TO TOWN


GIANTS WELCOME ROCKIES, CARDINALS AND ATHLETICS TO TOWN

HOMESTAND FEATURES: GIANTS FEDORA AND BRIAN WILSON GNOME


SAN FRANCISCO, CA. - The San Francisco Giants return to AT&T Park for a seven-game homestand against the Colorado Rockies, May 14-15, the St. Louis Cardinals, May 16-17 and the Oakland Athletics, May 18-20.

On Monday, May 14, the Giants will celebrate the 19th Annual "Until There's a Cure" Night sponsored by Gilead Sciences & the Giants Community Fund. In 1994, the Giants became the first-ever professional sports team to host an HIV/AIDS awareness game. Since then, the Giants, the Giants Community Fund and the Until There’s A Cure Foundation have repeated the effort, generating more than $1.5 million for HIV and AIDS education and care/service organizations and international AIDS research. This year pitcher Matt Cain is wearing the Until There’s A Cure® bracelet in support of finding a cure.

Tuesday, May 15, is Say Hey Tuesday as CSN Bay Area will host Chronicle Live from Willie Mays Plaza. Fans are invited to come out early and watch their favorite sports analysts.

On Wednesday, May 16, the defending Champion St. Louis Cardinals come to the Shores of McCovey Cove for a two-game series. That night fans are invited to purchase special event tickets and come out to the ballpark early to celebrate Carnaval. This celebration starts at 5:00 p.m. in Seals Plaza and will provide music, food, drinks and a Pablo Sandoval Chia Fro to all event ticket holders.

The Giants wrap up their homestand with a three-game series against the Oakland Athletics, May 18-20. On Friday, May 18, the Giants will be celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the Golden Gate Bridge with a special pre-game ceremony featuring Beach Blanket Babylon as well as highlights and tributes throughout the game to one of the world’s most well-known icons and a San Francisco treasure. In addition, the Giants will wear a special Golden Gate Anniversary patch on their uniform.

Saturday, May 19, the first 20,000 fans will receive a Giants Fedora presented by Genentech. On this day, the Giants and Genentech will raise awareness for their season-long Strike Out Cancer program which is dedicated to empowering and encouraging people affected by cancer to seek out information about treatments, support networks and educational resources. People affected by cancer from the Cancer Support Community and the Giants will share their stories during a pre-game ceremony.

On Sunday, May 20, the Giants will close out the homestand, as the first 25,000 fans will receive a Brian Wilson Gnome presented by CSN Bay Area.
HOMESTAND AT A GLANCE

All games broadcast on KNBR 680 AM (English radio)

**Select games broadcast on 860 AM ESPN Deportes (Spanish radio)


DAY
DATE
TIME
OPPONENT
TV
PROMOTION
MONDAY**
May 14
7:15
ROCKIES
CSN-BA (HD)
TUESDAY**
May 15
7:15
ROCKIES
CSN-BA (HD)
WEDNESDAY**
May 16
7:15
CARDINALS
CSN-BA (HD)
THURSDAY
May 17
12:45
CARDINALS
CSN BA- (HD)
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FRIDAY**
May 18
7:15
ATHLETICS
NBC-BA (HD)
SATURDAY**
May 19
1:05
ATHLETICS
CSN BA- (HD)
First 20,000 fans receive a Giants Fedora presented by Genentech.
SUNDAY**
May 20
1:05
ATHLETICS
CSN BA- (HD)
First 25,000 fans will receive a Brian Wilson Gnome presented by CSN Bay Area.


Fotos que forman parte de la historia de las Grandes Ligas

Foto de la apertura 2012 de los Gigantes

Nuestros pequeños aficionados en las Mayores

Giants Make 4 Roster Moves Prior to Today’s Game

Giants Make 4 Roster Moves Prior to Today’s Game Phoenix, AZ – Prior to today’s contest, the San Francisco Giants have made the following roster moves: LHP Jeremy Affedlt has been activated from the 15-day disabled list (right knee sprain), LHP Travis Blackley has been designated for assignment, IF Conor Gillaspie has been optioned to triple-A Fresno and IF Charlie Culberson has been recalled from triple-A Fresno. IF Charlie Culberson will be looking to make his Major League debut as he was batting .284 (40-for-141) with 11 doubles, two triples, five home runs and 24 RBI in 36 games all at second base with triple-A Fresno this season. Culberson, 23-years-old, shared the team lead with 24 RBI as his 11 doubles were second-most on the club. The 6-1, 200 pound middle infielder was batting primarily from the fifth spot in the Grizzlies’ lineup as he was hitting .276 (8-for-29) with runners in scoring position and 2 outs. Culberson, who was a sandwich pick in the 2007 First-Year Player Draft, will wear number 33.