sofla

This stadium should be awesome. It's just too bad they had to take our tax dollars to pay for it then charge us $10 for a bottle water.

Per Joe Frisaro: JUPITER, Fla. -- Luis Castillo is now on the market, and the Marlins may have interest. A source said the organization is having some internal discussions about whether to bring the 35-year-old back to Florida. On Friday the Mets released Castillo. a switch-hitting second baseman. New York is on the hook to pay the $6 million on his 2011 contract. Castillo could make sense for Florida if the team isn't sure prospect Matt Dominguez is ready to win the third base job. The 21-year-old Dominguez, currently the frontrunner to be the Opening Day starter, is batting .219 in 32 Grapefruit League at-bats. If the Marlins do look to sign Castillo, he could play second and Omar Infante could switch to third base. Castillo was with the Marlins from 1996-2005. He was a three-time All-Star and three-time Gold Glove winner in Florida. Luis might be older but he's still a great asset to have on the squad.