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The Washington Nationals continue to make moves to boost their chances of repeating as World Series champions. The Nationals have agreed to terms with infielder Starlin Castro, as first reported by Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. Joel Sherman of the …
Starlin Castro’s tenure with the Miami Marlins may prove to be a short one. The veteran second baseman, who is reportedly set to be dealt by the New York Yankees to the Marlins as part of the Giancarlo Stanton trade, is already the subject of …
Starlin Castro could be one of the pieces moved in order to help facilitate a trade between the Yankees and Marlins for Giancarlo Stanton. Earlier in the week, we learned the Yankees are reportedly one of the teams Stanton would waive his no-trade …
Starlin Castro did not have a fun morning on Saturday. The New York Yankees second baseman lost a front tooth at some point during Friday’s game against Boston and was at the dentist Saturday morning to undergo an emergency root canal. …
Over the weekend, Cubs shortstop Starlin Castro was questioned in connection with a shooting that took place in his hometown of Montecristi in the Dominican Republic which left six people injured. Castro also found himself in a Dominican nightclub …
Chicago Cubs shortstop Starlin Castro has reportedly been questioned in connection to a shooting that took place in the Dominican Republic early Sunday morning. An initial report from ESPN’s Enrique Rojas indicated that Castro had been …
Chicago Cubs shortstop Starlin Castro was benched by manager Dale Sveum after costing his team a run by losing track of outs in the fifth inning against the St. Louis Cardinals on Saturday. The Cardinals had the bases loaded with one out when Matt …
Your browser does not support iframes. Starlin Castro committed a major mental mistake on Monday that could put his playing time in jeopardy. The Cubs shortstop forgot how many outs there were in the bottom of the 5th inning of the Giants-Cubs game …
Cubs shortstop Starlin Castro was benched by manager Mike Quade for Monday’s game after ESPN showed video of the shortstop not paying attention at times during Sunday Night Baseball. ESPN caught Castro with his back to the batter during a pitch …
History was made on Friday night when 20-year-old rookie Starlin Castro made his major league debut with the Chicago Cubs. Castro drove in six runs in five at-bats, the most by any player in their major league debut. But that’s not all — …
