1986 Central American and Caribbean Games
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The 1986 Central American and Caribbean Games were held in the Dominican Republic. The host country could not repeat its performance of the prior Central American and Caribbean Games, when they had won Gold. Instead, they went just 2-5. The Cuban national team returned to its usual spot as the title winner with a 7-0 tournament. 
Netherlands Antilles won Silver (4-3) followed by 
Venezuela (4-3). 
Puerto Rico (4-3), 
Nicaragua (3-4), 
Colombia (2-5) and 
Panama (2-5) rounded out a closely matched field outside of the Cubans.
Top performers for Cuba included Luis Casanova (.500, a tourney-high 16 R), Orestes Kindelan (.533, the leader with 16 hits, 7 homers and 20 RBI), Omar Linares (.497), Antonio Pacheco (.440) and Lourdes Gourriel (.524). Diego Raudez of Nicaragua was a one-man team, going 3-0.
Source: A History of Cuban Baseball by Peter Bjarkman
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