Mexico City. Manuel Baneulos regained his place as a big man and the first thing he saw wearing a Pittsburgh Pirates jersey was the New York Yankees, who first fired him despite his good offices on June 28, then sold him to the Buccaneers.

Inactive since June 17, he was on his new organization’s roster yesterday, hours before a second for the miniseries with New Yorkers at the Pirates home, whose group now includes 19 Mexicans, 14 of whom are pitchers.

From Monterrey player, Felipe Montmayor (1953), to Joachim Soria (2015) and left from Gomez Palacio, Durango, who scored 4-8, one save and 5.91 in 27 games, in three forays into the major leagues. To the Atlanta Braves and the Chicago White Sox.

Banuelos combined 0-0, 1 save, 2.16 assists, 8 hits and 3 walks in 4 games and 8 1/3 innings, during his time with the Yankees, in his unexpected return to American baseball after two years. in Taiwan.

The AAA’s top Aztec Corps welcomed the prospect that the Chicago Cubs, Javier Asaad, who has been promoted from Class AA to symbolic Iowa, after a solid performance for the Tennessee Smokies (4-1, 2.51) in the face of the opening.

The 24-year-old from Tijuana is another possibility for an eventual Major League appearance in 2022, as has fellow youngster and BCN countryman, Adrián Martínez (2-1, 6.00), currently on the Auckland Athletics rotation.

The lion belongs to Naranjeros de Hermosillo in the winter and in the last session, in his second participation in the Mexican Pacific League, he was near perfect during the regular round, collecting 4-0 and 0.00, 14 chocolates and 7 bases on the balls, in 17 games as a savior .

On this day in 1991: Major League Baseball referee Steve Palermo and former professional soccer player Terrence Mann help two women during an attempted robbery in the parking lot of a restaurant in Dallas, Texas.

Palermo was shot, leaving him disabled for the rest of his life.

Friday, July 7, 1989: Andres Sanchez’s lead singles in the bottom run of the 17th inning and defeats Diablos Rojos’ Tigres 2-1, in the longest match in the history of the DC Classics (5 hours 13 minutes).

** “I was here, supposedly at the top of my career, at the top of my personal life and a doctor comes to tell me I’ll never walk.” – Steve Palermo.

Early on Wednesday, Alejandro Kirk (.314, 10jrs., 33cp), 4-2, as the Toronto Blue Jays beat athletics 2-1… and Luis Jureas (.224, 9jrs., 26cp), 4-0, in defeating the Milwaukee Brewers, for the same scoreboard. Both hold the fourth bat….The Houston Astros and Jose Orchidi (7-3, 4.15) will open the series tomorrow, Friday night, in Oakland, as the Mazatlan man will be seeking his first career win against Team Mazatlan. Athletics… Roberto Osuna (2-0, 0.00) yesterday surrendered his fifth empty relief (5 ip, 2 hrs, 1b, 2k), 8th inning of the hit, in the Chiba Lotte Marines victory, 5×4, over the Fighters Nippon Hamm.