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The native of Santo Domingo, 27 years old, debuted in 2021 with the escarlatas, after being chosen in the Draft of that same year in the tenth round. In that season he played in 32 games and batted .270 with an OBP of .382, with 13 runs scored and 9 RBIs.Urbáez, right-handed hitter, comes from an outstanding performance with the Louisville Bats, AAA affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds, with whom he had an offensive line of .314/.381/.464 in 97 games, with 32 doubles, 5 triples, 4 home runs, 58 runs scored and 50 RBIs. Lifetime in the minors he is a .288/.371/.419 hitter in 423 games. The infielder was already training with the Escogido and, prior to a preseason game against the Toros, crossed from the clubhouse and debuted the orange jacket. The Scarlet team welcomes the 33-year-old right-hander Domingo German, who in part of three seasons has a record of 0-2, 8.19 in 12 games, 9 of them as a starter. In this 2025 he pitched three games in Mexico with the Toros de Tijuana, finishing with an ERA of 6.55. The reds also get Samuel Reyes, 29 years old, who hasn’t pitched in the LIDOM. In 2025 he had a 4-4 record, 4.39 in 48 games with the Charleston Dirty Birds of the Atlantic League (independent league).“He’s an impact player, with full season availability and offensive skills that fit our stadium,” said Jesús Mejía, taurine general manager, at the time of the announcement. “He strengthens our lineup and the middle of the infield from day one,” he added.
It’s the second change the Toros have made this month: last week the bullfighting troop acquired outfielder Gilberto Celestino from the Águilas Cibaeñas.




