December 2, 200322 yr WOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Now all the Luis bashers can STFU!!
December 2, 200322 yr Was there ever a doubt? All this was was his agent trying to get more money to drive up the market. The Mets were never in it Tejada is there top choice, while the Red Sox I heard today are trying to trade for Vidro. The Cubs? well just look at the source BUT I do think the Cubs will make a run at Pudge though :confused
December 2, 200322 yr AWESOME! this was one of those win-win's. if he signs with us, great. if he doesn't sign with us, that means we're going to get pudge.
December 2, 200322 yr He stays as a Fish! Awesome! :thumbup BUT I do think the Cubs will make a run at Pudge though I repeat: Awesome! :thumbup
December 2, 200322 yr HA! You can keep him! I'm gonna be laughing when you guys are starting Martinez at second.
December 2, 200322 yr Author Credit: ESPN.com Monday, December 1, 2003 Castillo get $16 million over three years ESPN.com news services Luis Castillo agreed to a three-year, $16 million contract to return to the Marlins that inclues a $2 million signing bonus, ESPN.com has learned. There is also a $5.25 million option for 2007 that Castillo can guarantee by getting an unspecified number of plate appearances during the life of the contract. That would bring the total value of the deal to four years, $21.25 million. Castillo chose the Marlins' deal over a three-year offer from the Mets. Had he gone to the Mets, the Marlins were working on trades for either Orlando Hudson of the Blue Jays or Junior Spivey, who was traded Monday from the Diamondbacks to the Brewers. The second baseman hit .314 with 99 runs scored and stole 21 bases.
December 2, 200322 yr http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=1675712 ESPN.com news services Luis Castillo agreed to a three-year, $16 million contract to return to the Marlins that inclues a $2 million signing bonus, ESPN.com has learned. There is also a $5.25 million option for 2007 that Castillo can guarantee by getting an unspecified number of plate appearances during the life of the contract. That would bring the total value of the deal to four years, $21.25 million. Castillo chose the Marlins' deal over a three-year offer from the Mets. Had he gone to the Mets, the Marlins were working on trades for either Orlando Hudson of the Blue Jays or Junior Spivey, who was traded Monday from the Diamondbacks to the Brewers. The second baseman hit .314 with 99 runs scored and stole 21 bases
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