Hector Alejandro gives Sacred Heart a strike-throwing righty with high-end summer-ball upside
Alejandro’s calling card is **pitchability**: after a 2025 season at Connecticut in which he made nine appearances and logged 10.2 innings with a save, he also flashed real upside in summer ball by going 5-0 with a 2.16 ERA for Norwich and throwing a complete-game no-hitter in 2024. His background shows a pitcher who can fill multiple roles, attack the zone, and handle pressure innings, though his recent college workload has been limited and his 2023 season was lost to injury. He looks like a fit for teams valuing competitive toughness, strike throwing, and untapped upside.[1][3]
