“It wasn’t my decision”, SENT Leonys Martín EMOTIONAL farewell MESSAGE on social networks – SwingCompleto

By José Alejandro Rodríguez Zas
The experienced 34-year-old Cuban baseball player, Leonys Martín, published this Sunday on his social networks an emotional farewell message to the fans, board of directors, players and all those related to the Chiba Lotte Marines team, where he played in all seasons in who participated in the Japan Professional Baseball League (NPB).
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«I want to thank you fans who gave me a lot of love and support in good and bad times, it was a very nice experience together with you, it will be something unforgettable for me and my family. Hopefully God allows us to be together again. Yes Martin», Leonys wrote on his official Twitter accountas a sign of farewell to their fans.
“I love all of you fans. This is a very sad moment. I just want to tell you that it was not my decision.”added the Cuban, making it clear that, apparently, the decision to leave the club was not his own, but rather that of some external agent.
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«Now I want to thank the coaches who really supported me and deserve my respect, Otsuka san, Ishimine san, Fukuuda san, Kawuano san, Yoshii san, Kawagoe san, Matoba san, Nagano san, Romi san, Taiki san, Hide san, Misono san, Taka san and all the trainers “said the man born in Villa Clara about the coaches of the team.
“I want to thank the Chiba Lotte Marines for the opportunity to be a part of their history and family. I want to thank my teammates. It was a nice experience that I lived with you and you taught me many things. I love you and I will miss you very much. Yes Martin», Leonis concluded.
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Leonys Martin he debuted in 2019 with the Marines in NPB and played with the team for four seasons, until 2022. He hit .220 for life (1441-262) with 61 doubles and 75 home runs as extra-base hits, 204 RBIs and 192 runs scored , plus a .350/.461/.811 (OBP/SLG/OPS) offensive line, all in 340 games
His time at NPB came after nine seasons of experience in the Majors, where he played for the Texas Rangers, Seattle Mariners, Chicago Cubs, Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians. He left an offensive average of .244 (2532-617), with 94 doubles, 22 triples and 58 home runs, in addition to 228 RBIs, 334 runs scored and a .301 / .367 / .668 batting line.