Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello Vela, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
HOUSTON -- Walker Janek's dream came full circle when the Houston Astros selected him in the first round of the recent draft. For Janek, who hails from a suburb of Corpus Christi, home to the Astros' Double-A affiliate, this moment was more than just about baseball. It was a tribute to his late grandfather, William, a devoted Astros fan. Janek's connection to the Astros runs deep, having watched games at Whataburger Field, where he witnessed memorable moments like Evan Gattis hitting a home run and Alex Bregman's dominance. Now, the heralded Sam Houston product and Buster Posey Award recipient as college baseball's top catcher finds himself on the Astros' radar. The Astros had Janek high on their draft board, impressed by his all-around skills and potential. The team's amateur scouting director, Cam Pendino, expressed excitement at landing Janek, whom they believed wouldn't be available by the time their pick came around. Described as a potential 20-homer guy with strong defense, Janek's selection at No. 28 comes with high expectations. The Astros see him as a quick mover through their farm system, with the possibility of impacting the major league team sooner rather than later. Known for his offensive prowess and defensive acumen, Janek's ability to control the running game and command the pitching staff sets him apart. His arm strength and accuracy behind the plate have drawn praise, making him a valuable asset for the Astros. Despite the presence of young catcher Yainer Diaz, the Astros didn't hesitate to select Janek, emphasizing the importance of depth at the catcher position. Janek's versatility and athleticism could reshape the Astros' catching situation in the future. While Janek's defensive skills are highly regarded, his offensive capabilities are equally impressive. His ability to make solid contact and minimize strikeouts bodes well for his transition to the professional level. As Janek embarks on his professional career with the team he and his family have long supported, he carries with him the hopes and dreams of a young player living out a legacy that began with his grandfather's love for the Astros. With the Astros' faith in his abilities and his own determination, Janek looks poised to make an impact in the organization and honor his family's connection to the team.