Harold Castro está consciente del inicio lento que tuvo con Leones del Caracas y se encargó de trabajar un poco más con los técnicos en Leones del Caracas y por fortuna, los batazos comenzaron a salir.
El jugador de Leones del Caracas batea para .329 de promedio y suma siete jonrones en esta temporada; sin embargo, lo principal en él es que el equipo encuentre el camino de las victorias.
Castro, además afirmó que la gira del equipo en Miami sirvió para "reiniciarse" y dejar atrás el momento turbio que vivió el equipo, el cual los sumergió en el sótano de la clasificación.
El jugador de Leones del Caracas batea para .329 de promedio y suma siete jonrones en esta temporada; sin embargo, lo principal en él es que el equipo encuentre el camino de las victorias.
Castro, además afirmó que la gira del equipo en Miami sirvió para "reiniciarse" y dejar atrás el momento turbio que vivió el equipo, el cual los sumergió en el sótano de la clasificación.
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00:00I wanted to ask you about the performance you've had in the last few days. What has changed since Miami?
00:08First of all, I'm happy with what's happening right now with Harold Castro.
00:12Helping the team as much as I can to get out of that run that we had.
00:16I've worked a lot with Eliezer, Kevin, the assistant. I've worked a lot.
00:23My start was a little slow, personally.
00:27I'm happy with the results we've had so far in Miami.
00:31We had a meeting with the players.
00:34We played those games, those days we had over there.
00:38Those days that allowed us to restart and take that step forward.
00:43And do the little things we had to do to get the wins.
00:47How important has it been for those two players, specifically the coach,
00:53in the progress that Harold Castro has made since the end of the season?
00:56As I mentioned, I'm happy to have them on the team.
00:59I'm happy that they're here. I've made the most of it.
01:02In Eliezer's case, I've made the most of it.
01:04I've worked with him. I arrive early every day to work with him.
01:07And thank God, we're getting the results we've been waiting for.
01:10I asked you about another coach, Alexander González.
01:13Alex.
01:14Alexander González, because we know you're an infielder as well.
01:17You play as an infielder, but how has that worked with Alex?
01:21Did he give you your offensive vulnerabilities?
01:23I had the opportunity to play with him for about four years before he retired.
01:28And I have good friendships with him.
01:30Regardless of whether he's been here or not.
01:32He arrived this year, but I've spoken to him in previous years.
01:35He had advised me a lot when he saw the games that I wasn't as a coach.
01:38Now that I have him here, as I mentioned earlier,
01:41I try to get the most out of him that I can.
01:43I take advantage of having them here on the team.
01:45I'm happy. It helps me a lot.
01:47I also go out to work with him early to get the role.
01:50Right now, I'm playing more outfield than infield.
01:52In the same way, I stay active working in the infield.
01:55In certain cases, when I'm needed in the infield,
02:00I'll be ready for anything.
02:02Is it more punctual?
02:04The special flavor of playing with Tigre de la Guaira?
02:07Have you given him your warnings?
02:10I don't think it's as much of a special flavor, but I'm happy.
02:14I really like playing in our old house.
02:19I really like playing there.
02:20I think that's been Jaro Castro's motivation to go out there
02:24and give my best in every game.
02:27But I think the motivation of the stadium,
02:30the fans that are there, that support us,
02:32playing as visitors, I think it's helped me a lot.
02:35Jaro, a message to the fans in Caracas?
02:37The team is looking at a new direction.
02:40Thank you for the support.
02:42Stay there in difficult times.
02:44Keep supporting us. Good things will come.
02:47Gracias, mi pana.