Elizabeth Perez
Venezuelan sports journalist. She currently works at CNN en Español.
Elizabeth has been in the industry for many years. Elizabeth Perez is a hell of a reporter.
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Tag: deportes
Definitions tagged deportes in the street dictionary.
VenezuelaCaimanera
An informal sports game or pickup match. (Commonly refers to neighborhood baseball or soccer games organized spontaneously among friends or family).
'Let's have a caimanera on Sunday' and 'Yesterday we went to a family caimanera.'
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chavalines
In the town of Lora del Rio (Seville), this term is used to refer to sneakers or athletic shoes.
I am putting on my chavalines to be more comfortable while walking.
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EspañaMagallanero
A die-hard supporter of the Navegantes del Magallanes, considered the greatest team in the history of professional baseball. These fans are known for being happy, confident, and full of pride, never worrying about the score because they know they follow the best. (The Navegantes del Magallanes is a powerhouse team in the Venezuelan Professional Baseball League with a massive, loyal following).
The no-hitter from the 2010-2011 season still gives those Caracas fans nightmares: they are still dreaming about Lerew.
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mascota
1. A standard school notebook, usually letter or A4 size (named after a famous Dominican brand from the past). 2. In baseball, a catcher's mitt or a first baseman's glove.
1. I forgot my math mascota. 2. Man, that mascota really popped with that fastball.
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República DominicanaTrabuco
In sports, a powerhouse team with serious championship potential, often used to describe a stacked lineup or a Dream Team. (Escogido is a major Dominican baseball team, and the Clasico refers to the World Baseball Classic).
- Do you remember that Escogido trabuco from 98-99? Or the Dominican one in the first Classic? Or the National Team in Centrobasket 95? - Yeah, all three lost.
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Impacto Deportivo
A multi-platform sports media franchise including TV, radio, and web outlets, as well as a newspaper column, headed by Dominican journalist Franklin Mirabal. It originated in the late 1990s as a late-night NBA highlight show and eventually expanded into a comprehensive sports news brand, taking its final name from Mirabal's column in the newspaper Hoy.
(Chorus) This program is live, this program is live, this program is live.
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