The Big leagues baseball players visited the country as part of the event MLB Mexico City Serieswhich was held at the Alfredo Harp Helu Stadium on Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 April.
Before the second game between the San Diego Padres against the San Francisco Giants was played, the president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador met with representatives of both teams as well as baseball authorities in Mexico.
It was through social networks that AMLO boasted of the breakfast he had with Sergio Romo and trevor hoffmanboth former pitchers from the major leagues, as well as executives from the San Diego Padres and San Francisco giants Sunday morning at the National Palace.
Through his official Twitter account, he shared a message in which he expressed his admiration for the former baseball players, as well as the importance of Mexico receiving the Major Leagues in the stadium that was inaugurated in 2019 as part of the sports promotion of baseball.
He received the personalities of the ball game at his home in the National Palace to have breakfast and a talk about the ball game before the duel that was played in the capital’s sports club, where the Padres won with a score of 6 – 4.
Among the managers who attended the meeting with López Obrador were the managers Larry BaerFarhan Zaidi, and José Marín —all from the San Francisco Giants—, while the San Diego Padres attended Carlos Levi and Eduardo Ortega.
As for baseball figures in Mexico, the directors who manage the Alfredo Harp Helu attended.
This was announced by the representative of the federal executive on social networks:
“We had breakfast and talked passionately about baseball with two horses pitching: Mexican Sergio Romo and another great relief legend, Trevor Hoffman. We were also accompanied by Larry Baer, executive director of the San Francisco Giants and from the same team, Farhan Zaidi and José Martín. From the San Diego Padres: Carlos Levy and Eduardo Ortega and from MLB: Rodrigo Fernández and Charlie Hill. Also, the Mexican who drives baseball the most: Alfredo Harp,” he wrote.
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