Renato “Nato” Giovanni Anasagasti a nasé dia 18 di sèptèmber 1960.
Pa motibu ku mama tabata praktiká deporte Nato huntu ku su rumannan a kuminsá tira bala den kurá di kas ku wante traha di paki di habon “Tide”.
Nato a kuminsá hunga beisbòl na edat di 8 aña.
Na aña 1972 Nato a bai ku promé selekshon di little league di Kòrsou pa weganan di Centro Americano y del Caribe. Nato a kunimsá hunga beisbòl AA ku 17 aña i a stop na aña 2010.
Nato a sali 9 biaha kampeon di Kòrsou, ku Wild Cats komo 8 aña kampeon konsekutivo di Kòrsou, di kual 7 aña siguí Nato a fungi komo manager/player i un aña kampeon ku e tim di Royal Scorpions. Nato a hunga den ekiponan di Marlboro, Sta. Maria, Blue Hawks, Royal Scorpions i Wild Cats.
Nato a sali kampeon bate doble A na añanan 1989, 1991 i 1993.
Kampeon home run: aña 1990. Kampeon RBI añanan 1989 i 2000.
Hungadó mas balioso: añanan 1991, 2000, tambe di 1st Dutch Caribbean Aruba i Antillean Championship na St. Maarten. Kampeon pitcher 1999 i 2000. Wante di oro mihó primera base aña 1999, wante di oro mihó pitcher aña 2000.
Na aña 1979 Nato a dal e promé hit na inougurashon di Sentro Deportivo durante weganan di Reino, un aña despues Nato a gana komo pitcher e promé wega ofishal di dòbel A den Sentro Deportivo, un aña despues 1980 Nato a hunga den Royal Scorpions kontra Wild Cats den final ku un públiko den historia di baseball di 13 mil alma.
Den su karera Nato a bishitá hopi país representando Kòrsou e.o. Aruba, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Ulanda, Cuba, St. Maarten, U.S.A. Italia, Méhiko, San Salvador, Suesia.
Na aña 2000 direkto tékniko, deportista senior maskulino, kopa Beto Adriana otorgá pa Curaçaose Sport Federatie.
Nato a risibí tambe Laurel di Oro komo hungadó ehemplar ortogá pa PRESDA.
Kampeonato Liga di Baseball Pre-Infantil a keda dediká na Nato komo muestra di apresio i disiplina pa logronan den deporte.
English Version
Renato “Nato” Giovanni Anasagasti was born on September 18, 1960.
Due to his mother’s involvement in sports, Nato and his siblings started playing baseball in the courtyard of their house using a soapbox lid from “Tide” detergent as a home plate. Nato began playing baseball at the age of 8.
In 1972, Nato joined the first Little League selection of Curaçao for the Central American and Caribbean games. He started playing AA baseball at the age of 17 and retired in 2010.
Nato became a nine-time champion in Curaçao, with Wild Cats winning eight consecutive championships, seven of which Nato served as a manager/player. He also won a championship with the Royal Scorpions. Nato played for teams such as Marlboro, Santa Maria, Blue Hawks, Royal Scorpions, and Wild Cats.
He became a Double-A champion in 1989, 1991, and 1993, a home run champion in 1990, and an RBI champion in 1989 and 2000. Nato was the Most Valuable Player in 1991 and 2000, including at the 1st Dutch Caribbean Aruba and Antillean Championship in St. Maarten. He was the champion pitcher in 1999 and 2000, won the Gold Glove for the best first baseman in 1999, and the Gold Glove for the best pitcher in 2000.
In 1979, Nato got his first hit during the inauguration of the Sports Center at the Kingdom Games. A year later, he won as a pitcher in the first official game of Double-A in the Sports Center. In 1980, Nato played for the Royal Scorpions against the Wild Cats in the finals with a record-breaking audience of 13,000 people, a milestone in the history of baseball.
Throughout his career, Nato represented Curaçao in various countries, including Aruba, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, the Netherlands, Cuba, St. Maarten, the USA, Italy, Mexico, San Salvador, and Sweden.
In 2000, he received the Beto Adriana Cup for Technical Director, Senior Male Athlete from the Curaçaose Sport Federatie. Nato also received the Laurel di Oro as an exemplary player awarded by PRESDA.
The Pre-Infant Baseball League Championship was dedicated to Nato as a token of appreciation and recognition for his achievements in sports.