Oaxaca 7:8 Veracruz 
Oklahoma City Dodgers 6:3 El Paso Chihuahuas 
Sugar Land 4:6 Albuquerque Isotopes 
Texas Rangers 7:6 Los Angeles Angels 
Dos Laredos 0:8 Monclova 
Queretaro 6:7 Quintana Roo 
Chihuahua 6:5 Laguna 
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Saltillo 1:3 Caliente de Durango 
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Reno Aces 12:6 Round Rock Express 
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Fukuoka S. Hawks 3:5 Rakuten Gold. Eagles 
Hanshin Tigers 1:2 Yakult Swallows 
Nippon Ham Fighters 1:2 Seibu Lions 
St Mirren manager Craig McLeish has named Marcus Fraser as the club’s new captain. McLeish says Fraser’s attitude and work ethic made him the obvious pick for the role. The player sets a strong example both on and off the pitch.
What Made Fraser Stand Out
According to McLeish, Fraser’s leadership comes from his daily actions. The way he trains, talks to teammates, and handles challenges sets him apart.
- Fraser always gives 100 percent in practice.
- He holds teammates accountable without shouting.
- Young players look up to him as a role model.
How Fraser Will Lead the Team
McLeish expects Fraser to keep pushing for higher standards across the squad. The captain will work closely with the coaching staff to build a strong team culture.
- He will speak for the team in meetings and media.
- Fraser will help new players settle in quickly.
- He aims to keep the group focused during tough matches.
Looking Ahead With New Leadership
St Mirren fans can expect a dedicated captain who leads by example. McLeish believes Fraser’s influence will help the team compete at a higher level this season. The club is excited about the future with Fraser in charge.