Former Major League already have a victory League leaders in PR

San Juan.- The eight former Puerto Rican baseball players with major league experience heading into the Senior League Baseball Double A of the island have achieved all a victory in the fifteen days that have elapsed of the current season, which began last day 14.
This was published today in the sports league on their official website, where a review of the triumphs of the "exgrandesligas" Juan "Igor" Gonzalez, Jose "Tony" Valentin, Alex Cintron, Juan José "Titi" Beníquez, Angel ago "Chimilón" Miranda, Hiram Bocachica, Edwards Guzman and Adalberto "Berto" Peña.

Beníquez holds the best record among these former players with the team Hatillo Tigers with 4-0, becoming a leader in the North section.
The League has eight sections: Southwest, Northwest, South, Southeast, East, Central, and Metro North. All sections have at least five teams, except East and Metro, who have six.
Hatillo addition, four other teams unbeaten walk: Las Piedras (4-0), Cidra (3-0) Yauco (3-0) and Barranquitas (2-0).

As for the other exdeportistas, Gonzalez ranks 2-2 with Melao Melao Caimanes of Vega Baja, Cintron with 1-2 with Sugar Yabucoa, Guzman 2-2 with Cariduros Fajardo Peña 3-1 with the Guaynabo Mets 2-2 with Valentin Arenosos Camuy, Bocachica with 1-2 with chicks Aibonito and Miranda 2-1 Aguadilla Sharks.

The whole group, Gonzalez was the best race was in the majors, accumulating two awards of "Most Valuable Player" of the year in 1996 and 1998 with the Texas Rangers.
Gonzalez ended his career in the majors in 2005 after 17 seasons, in which he accumulated a total of 434 home runs -second most by a puertorriqueño-, 1,404 RBIs and two runs titles in 1992 and 1993.

However, his career was cut short due to injury in his right leg. His last match was in 2005 with the Cleveland Indians when he was injured in the first match of this season.