This Tuesday, the board of the Puebla parakeets confirm the export by Manuel Castro, young talent from the Green Novena who will now give his best pitches with the San Diego Padres de la Major League Baseball (MLB).
At a press conference held at the Hermanos Serdán Stadium, accompanied by the 19-year-old baseball player, he said he was happy for the signing, proud of himself, and with the goal of training hard to stay in the majors.
Manuel Castro, originally from Guasave, Sinaloa, class 2002, highlighted with the Academy of Puebla parakeets with their launches whose force averages between 93 and 92 miles per hour (148 km / h).
For his part, Enrique López, coordinator of the Academy of Puebla parakeets in Atlixco, reaffirmed its commitment to work in the Novena Verde so that more young people can fulfill their dream to be in the ranks of the Major Leagues.
In his opportunity, Emmanuel Rangel, scout of the San Diego Padres, He stressed that the youth pitcher had been following him for a couple of years, but due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the official signature had not been possible.
According to the San Diego Padres scout, the now former Pericos de Puebla pitcher will be able to work hard to be a starter in the Big tent.
Puebla parakeets He recalled his commitment to recruiting young talent from the state and from all over Mexico at the Baseball Academy on the ninth green.
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