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December 5, 2023
The Leones de Yucatán of Liga Mexicana de Beisbol have signed pitchers Cesar Valdez, Paolo Espino, and Odrisamer Despaigne for the 2024 season. All three players have Major League Baseball experience and are right-handed pitchers.
The Leones de Yucatan were crowned champions in 2022 but could not return to the Serie del Rey in 2023, losing to the Pericos de Puebla four games to one in the best-of-seven Zona Sur Championship Series. With the addition of these three pitchers, the organization’s intentions are to be competitive and win the title.
The 2023 Leones de Yucatan pitching staff faltered in the 2023 Zona Sur Championship Series despite several former MLB pitchers on the roster, showcasing the hitting level of the Pericos de Puebla players, including 2023 Serie del Rey MVP Chris Carter.
Pericos de Puebla scored seven runs in game three of the Championship Series and 12 in game four, winning both contests. Before that series, the Leones de Yucatan pitching staff had allowed five or more runs just twice throughout the first two rounds of the playoffs.
With the addition of Valdez, Espino, and Despaigne, the 2024 Leones de Yucatan pitching staff now has three experienced baseball veterans who have played at the highest level. Their ability to eat innings yet be effective on the mound could prove especially important for a team seeking to return to the Serie del Rey after last season’s disappointing finish.
Cesar Valdez
At 38 years old, Valdez is the oldest of the three and has played 18 years of professional baseball since 2006. He spent the 2023 minor league baseball season with the Salt Lake Bees, the Triple-A affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels.
Valdez played for the Leones de Yucatan from 2018-19 and was on the 2023 Baseball Champions League roster. His career ERA in Major League Baseball is 6.11, but his ERA across all leagues and levels is 3.89.
Valdez throws three pitches but relies on his changeup the most. He threw it 74.9 percent of the time in 2021 out of the bullpen for the Baltimore Orioles. That trend should continue during the 2024 season for the Leones de Yucatan, who could use him as a starter, reliever, or opener.
