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Bottom 9th

Mexico cannot and the game ends with victory for Venezuela.

Top 9th

Venezuela does not score points and only has to defend to achieve victory.

Bottom 8th

Mexico gets a couple of passes but no runs and it could be all for them.

Top 8th

A single hit by Venezuela but they don't get any runs and they still have the advantage on the scoreboard.

Bottom 7th

Couple of hits from Mexico but it's not enough. There is no response from the Naranjeros and they leave without races.

Top 7th

Venezuela's offensive ends, the Sharks managed to wake up and put Mexico on the ropes.

Top 7th

RUN! Luis Torrens hits the ball to center field and Hernán Pérez and Wilfredo Tovas score, Venezuela takes a lead of 5.

Top 7th

RUN! Wilfred Ramos with a single for Venezuela to turn the game around.

Top 7th

RUN! Alexi Amarista's sacrifice hit for Leonardo Reginatto to score and tie the game.

Bottom 6th

Three and nothing from Mexico that goes to zero and everything remains the same.

Top 6th

Very little about Venezuela that continues to fail to get into rhythm and is going to zero.

Bottom 5th

Triple hit by Mexico but it is not enough and the advantage remains the same.

Top 5th

Venezuela hit but these remain at zero in the game.

Bottom 4th

Three and out for Mexico, who fails to increase the lead and goes hitless.

Top 4th

Couple of hits from Venezuela but it is not enough to move the score.

Bottom 3rd

Mexico achieves the minimum advantage and ends its offensive.

Bottom 3rd

RUN! Valenzuela with a single to right field for Irving Lopez to enter and move the score.

Bottom 3rd

Mexico puts pressure with men in second and third.

Top 3rd

Venezuela cannot open the scoreboard and goes to zero.

Top 3rd

Players on first and second, Venezuela wants the first runs to move the scoreboard.

Bottom 2nd

Mexico continues without a hit and another inning goes to zero.

Top 2nd

Three and nothing for the Venezuelans who go without a hit and the tie continues.

Bottom 1st

Three and out for Mexico who leaves without reaching base.

Top 1st

Only a pass by Venezuela that leaves without points in its first offensive.

Play Ball!

The game begins.

About to start

We are just a few minutes away from the start of the presentation of the match and the previous protocols of the Caribbean Series.

Mexico roster!

These are Mexico's headlines for this day's game:

Venezuela roster!

These are the players who start for Venezuela for today's game:

Referee

Michael Salazar is the umpire designated for the game between Mexico and Venezuela, corresponding to this game of the 2024 Caribbean Series.

Venezuela appears!

Those from Venezuela are already in the vicinity of LoanDepot Park for today's game:

Mexico is here!

The Mexican team arrived at the stadium for this afternoon's game:

Last duel!

The last time Mexico and Venezuela met was in the 2023 Caribbean Series when Venezuela won by a score of 5 to 3.

Head to head

A close match awaits us between both teams, here we share the latest results of both teams.

Here we go!

We are just under an hour before the match between Venezuela and Mexico begins at LoanDepot Park. Both teams will go out in search of victory. Who will achieve it? Follow our coverage on VAVEL.

Stay with us to follow Venezuela vs Mexico live from the 2024 Caribbean Series!

In a few moments we will share with you the starting rosters for Venezuela vs Mexico live corresponding to the 2024 Caribbean Series, in addition to the most recent information that emerges from LoanDepot Park. Don't miss any details of the match with the minute by minute and online from VAVEL.

Channels for Venezuela vs Mexico online and live from the 2024 Caribbean Series?

This is the start time of the Venezuela vs Mexico match in several countries:
Argentina: 5:30 p.m. on MLB League Pass
Bolivia: 4:30 p.m. on MLB League Pass
Brazil: 5:30 p.m. on MLB League Pass
Chile: 5:30 p.m. on MLB League Pass
Colombia: 3:30 p.m. on MLB League Pass
Ecuador: 3:30 p.m. on MLB League Pass
USA (ET): 3:30 p.m. on MLB League Pass
Spain: 9:30 p.m. on MLB League Pass
Mexico: 2:30 p.m. on MLB League Pass
Paraguay: 5:30 p.m. on MLB League Pass
Peru: 3:30 p.m. on MLB League Pass
Uruguay: 5:30 p.m. on MLB League Pass
Venezuela: 4:30 p.m. on MLB League Pass
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Venezuela's last roster!

These are the Sharks players who lined up in the last game: Alexi Amarista, Alcides Escobar, Hernán Pérez, Yasiel Puig, Wilson Ramos, Luis Torrens, Ramón Flores, Leonardo Reginatto, Ehire Adrianza and Miguel Romero.

Miguel Romero, player to follow!

The right-handed pitcher of the Tiburones is one of the greatest figures of those from Caracas and comes from being one of the best in his position in the season in his country, being a champion with the Tiburones de La Guaira and a good season in Las Vegas as part of the minor leagues. The Sharks star is back on the diamond and is taking advantage of the team's momentum to be among the best in the Caribbean Series and one of the players to watch during the championship. Without a doubt, the pitcher's connection with Yasiel Puig is bringing fruit to a team that could be one of the most interesting of this campaign.

How does Venezuela get here?

The representative of Venezuela is presented after winning the title of the Venezuelan Baseball League, the Tiburones de La Guaira are the base team that will represent Venezuela in the 2024 Caribbean Series. Already with its 8th title, the Caracas team was reinforced with great players from the league to present an important roster that will seek to win its first Caribbean title. For this tournament, the great core of the Sharks was maintained and the team was reinforced with great players, achieving an important squad among which Miguel Romero, Yasiel Puig, Anthony Vizcaya, Wilson Ramos, Luis Torrens, Alexi Amarista, Alcides Escobar and Franklin Barreto stand out. . Venezuela is one of the big favorites and will look to get off to a good start in the Caribbean Series to quickly secure a place in the elimination phase. The objective of the Venezuelans is to get among the best and qualify again for the fight for the 2024 Caribbean Series title.

Mexico's last roster!

These are the Naranjeros players who lined up in the last game: José Cardona, Jason Atondo, Isaac Paredes, Aaron Altherr, Alberth Martínez, Agustín Murillo, César Salazar, Andretty Cordero, Irving López and Zach Matson.

Elkin Alcalá, player to follow!

The right pitcher of the Venados is one of the top figures of the Mazatlán team and has come from being one of the best relievers in both leagues in Mexico, being champion with Pericos de Puebla and runner-up with Venados de Mazatlán. The Pericos star is back on the diamond and is taking advantage of the team's momentum to be among the best in the Caribbean Series and one of the players to watch during the championship. Without a doubt, the pitcher's connection with Manny Barreda is bringing fruit to a team that could be one of the most interesting of this campaign.

How does Mexico arrive?

The representative of Mexico is presented after winning the title of the Mexican Pacific League, the Naranjeros of Hermosillo are the base team that will represent Mexico in the 2024 Caribbean Series. Already with its 17th title, the Hermosilla team was reinforced with great players in the league to present an important roster that will seek to lift the Caribbean title. For this tournament, the great core of the Naranjeros was maintained and the team was reinforced with great players, achieving an important squad among which Isaac Paredes, Manny Barreda, Elkin Alcalá, Aaron Alther, Juan Carlos Gamboa, Roberto Valenzuela, Alexis Wilson and Julián stand out. Lion. Mexico is one of the big favorites and will look to get off to a good start in the Caribbean Series to quickly secure a place in the elimination phase. The goal of the Mexicans is to get among the best and qualify again for the fight for the 2024 Caribbean Series title.

Where is the game?

The LoanDepot Park located in the city of Miami will be the venue for this regular season duel between two teams that seek to continue their path within the 2024 Caribbean Series. This stadium has capacity for 37,000 fans and was inaugurated in 2012.

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Welcome!

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Carlos Bernal
Lic. en economía apasionado en el basquetbol. Escritor en la sección polideportivo.