Roenis Elias has silenced everyone. The native of Guantánamo is positioned within the ecosystem of the Dominican Republic Professional Baseball League as the most dominant pitcher in his current tournament, while he hopes to grow his records in Round-Robin.
His most recent performance placed him back in the pitching elite within the winter circuit, silencing the bats of the Tigres del Licey in a stretch of 5.2 innings, tolerating five hits, an earned run and a walk, earning the mound with his nine strikeouts.
The dominance of his person against the Licey has been more than remarkable, shining in high proportions as he is a pitcher of the Cibaeñas Eagles and everything that involves the rivalry of these teams, turning the blue lineup to shreds after seeing their faces in 25.2 episodes of a single freedom and 27 fans.
Meanwhile, his figure has appeared in the yellow uniform in a course of 55.2 innings of action, a stretch in which he has only allowed four earned runs and showing an outstanding command of the strike zone.
Of great notoriety is his rate of 27.9 percent of his rivals ending up being withdrawn via the cutthroat, while only 3.9 percent of his opponents have stepped on initial through four bad balls.
This sample of control and command are positioned as his trump cards, in addition to regularly going through the six innings of work, the latter being of great value to his figure and of benefit to the Eagles.
During the Regular Series, Lidom’s starting pitchers combined to throw an average of 23.2 innings, while Elías raised that number to 39, despite being absent for almost a month at the start of the tournament.
Since the 2016-17 season, including the regular season and semifinal, Elías he has thrown the Licey 49 innings and two thirds, where he has struck out 50 batters and has awarded 12 tickets. His ERA in this period, which does not include his day yesterday, is 2.17.
