[Sport] On the ball | The touches of Vitico

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Today is the mail day, like all Wednesday. Edgar A. Barroeta B. from Acarigua, asks ...: “Is it true that among the best ball players of all time in the majors, are Vitico Davalillo and Mateíto Rojas Alou? By the way, where is he and what does Mateíto do?

Friend Edgo ...: Right. But the touches of the two of them were especially for basing, little sacrifice. Mateíto died in Santo Domingo, at 73 years of age, on November 3, 2011.

Carlos L. Jiménez G. de Cubiro asks ...: "Can the Major League Baseball Players Association of America mediate in the conflict that prevents Venezuelan players from playing in their country?" Amigo Chalo ...: Nothing can do the Association. It is a matter of Casa Blanca-Miraflores.

David J. Sosa P. from Valladolid, Yucatan, asks ...: "How does MLB determine the luxury tax that some teams pay for exceeding the salary cap?" Amigo Davo ...: Any team that exceeds 197 million dollars in one season In baseball fees, you will pay taxes. The amount of the penalty depends on the amount additional to the accepted budget. Dodgers and Yankees are the ones who have paid the most, about 40 million each club per season.

Ramón Rodríguez, from León, Guanajuato, asks ...: "Why is O'Neill not in the Hall of Fame?" Amigo Moncho ...: Tip was a good bigleaguer for 10 seasons, 1883-1892. He scored 52 home runs and hit for 326, with 757 RBIs and 161 base steals. Good career, but not worthy of Cooperstown.