“Star Fishes? A star is born. Luis Castillo, switch hitter, throw right, second base, 5'11, 145.
Yeah, it's a soccer player out there. Dude, he's a wisp. September 12th, 1975.
Dominican Republic, 1996 through 2010. Luis Antonio Castillo, three-time all-star, 03 World Series champ, with the Marlins, three-time goal-glover. War number 34 and one.
He was, yes, he was on the Marlins during that O2, high-heat baseball, the computer game that me and my brother grew up on back in the day. So speaking of war, 29.1, career war. Speaking of war, end the war in the Middle East.
Let's go. Peace in the Middle East. Stay safe in the Southeast United States.
Getting hit by Mother Nature. 6,510 at-bats, 1,800 89 hits, only 28 homers on the career, 290 batter. We have 15 seasons, 10 with the Florida Marlins, as they were, now the Miami Marlins.
Four with the Nye Mets, two with the Minnesota Twankeesh, 1,720 games, 7,471 play to parentish, 1,001 runs scored. That's really good. Including 101 in 2000 season high.
194 doubles, 59 triples. Xavier Edwards of the Marlins yesterday, I didn't even do this on purpose. He had[…]”
From A Star Is Born: 928~TOTD #437⚾️HOF or Not❓Luis Castillo, Sep 28, 2024
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