In another wink to glory, Dánel Castro brought out virtues that, over the years, have catapulted him to eternity as the third bat for the Lumberjacks, and with a two-run single guided his team to the 4-3 victory over Industriales in the second game of the final of the 62nd National Baseball Series.

Las Tunas.- With the cross of kill or be killed, after a reckless decision to touch the ball by the coaching staff, the king of the hit took the ball to a safe zone in the center field to, for the nth time in history, drove in the tie and the advantage when luck closed curtains in the seventh.

Raymond Figueredo's quality start came to nothing, after six innings and a single slip, after the deficient work of the bullpen. The triad of Rafael Perdomo, who achieved the defeat, Frank Herrera, and Juan Xavier Peñalver succumbed again to the Las Tunas artillery.

If Figueredo excelled on the mound, Eliánder Bravo was not out of tune either. The left-hander, just like his last name, eclipsed the Lions, after enduring the roars of the first third, and chained zeros on the "Mella" board. In his rescue, Keniel Ferraz claimed the fifth win of the postseason by completing another hermetic job.

Without hesitation, Abeysi Pantoja opted for the everyday fire extinguisher, Alberto Pablo Civil, to seal the second success of Las Tunas.
Both teams will resume the final next Thursday at the Latinoamericano Stadium. Ángel Sánchez, from the mound of the visitors, will look for the lunge that will place the team of the Cuban capital on the edge of the precipice.