Aguilas Cibaeñas fortify their core and renew Fernández, Mejía, González and Reyes heading into the new season

Santiago. — The operations management of the Águilas Cibaeñas announced the renewal of four fundamental members of their native reserve: pitchers Junior Fernández, Erick Mejía and Luis González, along with the versatile Alfredo Reyes.

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The organization highlighted that these extensions respond to its strategy of consolidating a competitive core that combines experience, proven talent, and commitment to the club's identity for the upcoming season of the Dominican Republic Professional Baseball League.

• Junior Fernández reaffirms his role as a reliable reliever after a solid regular season in which he recorded an effectiveness of 2.40, with 15 strikeouts in 15 innings.
• Erick Mejía continues his evolution as a power pitcher, exceeding 95 miles per hour, after working in three levels of minor leagues with the Washington Nationals during the summer of 2025.
• Luis González, a left-hander native of Esperanza, is consolidated as a specialist in critical situations after a 2024 campaign in which he left an effectiveness of 0.77 and 18 strikeouts in 11.2 innings.
• Alfredo Reyes contributes defense and speed, qualities that he showed in the last semifinal by batting .375 (3 hits in 8 at-bats).

The eagle-eyed directive underscored that these signings not only represent administrative moves, but a direct bet on maintaining the competitive essence of the team.