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What happened to Castro?

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he proved himself to be a loser by taking himself out of a game b/c he said his foot hurt. the team rewarded him for his pussiness by putting him on the DL indefinitely.

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So how bad is his toe? I dont think that is a good excuse to why he couldnt hit to save his children's lives.

He doesnt suck its just a mental thing with the rape charge and all, you saw how well he did in very limited play last year, with a clear mind and a full year i thinki hell be at expectation

Castro got deported to Cuba....no wait...that's the Castro who tried out for the Washington Senators in the 1950's.

There's quite a story here. It'll be a long time before we learn, if ever.

We're into a "shrink arena." Beyond me. But, I will always be curious.

Do hope though that Marlins' fans will not continue dumping on Castro.

Serves no purpose.

He is hurting IMO. Costs us Fans nothing now to wait for the bottom-line.

castro hurt his toe.

 

castro hurt his....toe....?

 

 

castro....hurt his chances of starting....or being on an MLB team.

 

 

Castro is DEAD in my heart...

we sucked when he was in the line up too....

 

 

he just needs to be in the clubhouse thats all...

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