Married to Rosangel…has a daughter, Antonella...Was signed by Royals' scout Juan Indriago, who also signed All-Star catcher Salvador Pérez...Graterol and Pérez were teammates coming up in the Royals' farm system.
2021
Hit .293 (49-for-167) with five doubles, two home runs and 21 RBI in 50 games for Triple-A Buffalo.. Was a non-roster invitee to Spring Training with the Angels…traded to Blue Jays on March 31 for cash considerations...Signed by the D-backs as a Minor League free agent Nov. 16.
2020
Was a non-roster invitee to Twins Spring Training...Was part of Minnesota’s Player Pool and worked out at Alternate Training Site in St. Paul, MN...Did not appear in a regular season game....Elected free agency, Nov. 2.
2019
Was a non-roster invite to Cincinnati's spring training, his first with the Reds and his 14th season in professional baseball...second stint with Reds organization...Began the season at Triple-A Louisville...Placed on Louisville Injured List from April 6-14 with a left heel sprain...Promoted on July 17, following injuries to catchers Curt Casali and Kyle Farmer, and spent the rest of the season on the Reds roster...Made five starts for Reds July 17-24...Placed on 7-day Concussion List July 26-September 6, missing 42 games...Following that stint on the Concussion List, made just one more appearance, in the ninth inning of 8-2 loss on September 16 at Wrigley Field; pinch hit and singled...Signed as minor league free agent with invite to Twins spring training November 26.
2018
Made 4 apps for the Angels and Twins and 58 apps for their Class AAA affiliates...on 6/24 was released by the Angels...3 days later was signed by the Twins to a minor league contract...on 10/10 was claimed off waivers by the Reds...on 11/30 became a free agent when he was non-tendered, but that same day was re-signed by the Reds to a minor league contract with an invitation to 2019 Major League spring training camp...following the season played for Leones del Caracas in the Venezuela Winter League (33g, .291, 1 2b, 1hr, 11rbi).
2017
After being acquired from the Blue Jays Apr. 18, remained with the Angels for the rest of the season...Bested rookie numbers in nearly ever category including games (48), runs (5), hits (17), doubles (4) and RBI (10) ... Caught 10 of 30 (33%) base stealers ... Appeared in four games with Triple-A Buffalo prior to trade to the Angels ... Prior to the season, was selected off waivers by the Cincinnati Reds, Arizona Diamondbacks, Toronto Blue Jays and the Angels twice.
2016
After 11 seasons in the minors made his Major League debut on Sept. 2 at SEA...Entered the game as a defensive replacement in the 8th inning ...in the ninth, in his first career plate appearance produced an RBI-double off Arquimedes Caminero... Was on LAA's roster from July 18-22 but did not play...Was promoted again on Sept. 2 and spent the rest of the season with the Angels...On Sept. 14 vs SEA produced his only 2-hit game...Was a non-roster invitee to LAA's Major League spring training camp...On Nov. 22 was designated for assignment...On Nov. 28 was claimed off waivers by the Reds...Played for Aragua in the Venezuelan Winter League (22 games).
2013
Juan spent his eighth season in the Royals' organization with Northwest Arkansas (AA)...Appeared in 56 games, splitting the catching duties with two other players...hit .326 (31-for-95) after the All-Star break, including .395 (17-for-43) in July...threw out 30 percent (20-for-67) of would-be base stealers.
2012
Limited to 61 games in 2012 after two separate stints on the disabled list...hit .301 (59-for-196), including .400 (20-for-50) in July and .378 (14-for-37) in June...slugged two home runs in 2012 after hitting just one in his first six years in the minor leagues.
2011
Blasted first career home run on June 2, 2011 for Wilmington (A-Advanced) at Kinston, after going 636 professional at bats before his first round tripper...Threw out 36 percent of would-be base stealers (25-of-69) between Wilmington and Kane County (A) in 2011... pitched 1.0 innings of relief on August 26, 2011 for Kane County, allowing a run on two hits.
2009
Hit .310 over the final two months of the season (27-for-87) at Burlington (A) in 2009, second-best on the club among players with 80 at bats or more.
2006
In his first professional season (2006), ranked second among Dominican Summer League catchers with a .386 on-base percentage, while his .296 average (45-for-152), ranked sixth.
