Ramirez demonstrated considerable offensive power, connecting for 121 hits in 537 at-bats, resulting in a .231 batting average. He showcased his ability to drive the ball, launching 21 home runs and 33 doubles, while contributing 67 RBIs and scoring 72 runs.
Dominguez consistently contributed at the plate, recording 98 hits in 381 at-bats for a .257 offensive average. his power was evident with 10 home runs and 18 doubles, leading to 47 runs batted in and 58 runs scored.
Hernández finished the season with a .266 batting average, achieving 68 hits across 256 plate appearances. He added to his offensive output with 10 home runs and 12 doubles, scoring 40 runs and driving in 45.
Bernabel proved to be a valuable asset, connecting for 35 hits in 139 at-bats, achieving a.252 batting average. He demonstrated power with four home runs and eight doubles, contributing 14 RBIs and scoring 15 runs.
Mauricio concluded the season with a .226 batting average, registering 38 hits in 168 offensive opportunities. He showcased his power with six home runs and six doubles, scoring 19 runs and driving in 10.
Woe had a solid performance on the mound, finishing with five wins and five losses, maintaining a 3.97 earned run average. Across 77.0 innings pitched, he allowed 81 hits, walked 23 batters, and recorded 54 strikeouts.
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