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Bonifacio was the central figure of the game by connecting a home run and a double, driving in three runs and scoring twice, guiding the Bengals to break a streak of five consecutive losses and improve their record to 20-26, remaining in the fight for qualification. The Licey pitching staff limited the Aguilas offense, which hit just 1-for-9 with runners in scoring position, leaving six men on base. Starting pitcher Adonis Medina (2-1) took the victory after pitching five scoreless innings, allowing only two hits, with one walk and five strikeouts. The blue bullpen completed a solid performance with Misael Tamárez (6th), Luis Frías (7th), Wander Suero (8th) and Jean Carlos Mejía (9th), who earned the save despite allowing a run. The loss fell on reliever Drew Parrish (2-3), who gave up Bonifacio’s three-run home run in the top of the fifth inning, a hit that marked the definitive course of the game. The Tigers extended their lead in the seventh inning when Bonifacio hit a double, advanced to third on a wild pitch by the pitcher, and scored thanks to a sacrifice fly by Francisco Mejía to left field. The Eagles scored in the eighth inning with a double by Geraldo Perdomo to right field and added another run in the ninth with a solo home run by Aderlin Rodríguez against closer Mejía. For the Tigers, in addition to Bonifacio, David Hensley contributed an unstoppable hit. For the Eagles, Leody Taveras and Geraldo Perdomo each connected two hits, while Steward Berroa and Aderlin Rodríguez hit an unstoppable hit. With this result, the Licey stays alive in the final stretch of the championship, in a close battle for the last postseason tickets.Related News




