Four glories of Cuban baseball, all legends of the Industriales teamshared together in Miami at a meeting hosted by the star Rene Arocha.
“We are the same no matter how many years pass, we will always be friends for life: Euclides Rojas, Osvaldo Fernández (El Zurdo), Pablo Abreu and René Arocha,” said Arocha on his social media wall. Facebook.
“Pablito, please stay seated,” he joked.
The four former pitchers of the national team who many years ago decided to start a new life outside of Cuba continue to share together as if time had not passed.
As he said in his Facebook Sports journalist Yasel Porto, Arocha “always looks for a way to bring together baseball figures to remember wonderful moments and add new passages that contribute to strengthening ties.”
Dozens of fans expressed their admiration for the four stars of Cuban baseball and thanked the fans, especially those from the capital, for the good times they had with them.
“The cream,” said the comedian Ulises Toirac.
“Our generation is so grateful to you for the joy and fervor that comes from being an Industrialist for life,” said a Cuban from Spain.
“A quartet to be respected!” exclaimed another Havana resident.
“With those four, any team would win,” said one US resident.
In August, René Arocha published another photograph with these historic figures of the Lions, in which two other former teammates who also live outside of Cuba appeared: Agustín Marquetti and Ángel Leocadio Díaz.
“All of blue blood,” wrote Arocha next to the image.
