Former Miami Marlins players Jeff Conine, left, and Luis Castillo speak after the team announced the creation of the Marlins Legends Hall of Fame during the team’s fan festival at loanDepot park ...

Marlins outfielder Isaac Galloway hit a walk-off double against Reds reliever David Hernandez in the bottom of the 10th inning. "The best in my career," Castillo said afterward.

T he Miami Marlins organization has unveiled the first class of legends to be inducted into their Hall of Fame. ... Dominican Luis Castillo, Jim Leyland, and Jack McKeon.

The Marlins (3-8), however, couldn't take advantage. Castillo allowed just two hits and walked one to improve his record to 1-1. Opposing batters are just 5-for-61 (.081) this season against the ...

(that other) Luis Castillo, the Marlins second baseman! (Hat tip: Jessica Brand) But that’s not the only Weird and Wild thing those two Bobby Joneses did.

The Miami Marlins are honoring some of their earliest stars with a team Hall of Fame induction in 2025: Former manager Jim Leyland, former infielder Luis Castillo and utility player Jeff Conine ...

Luis Castillo pitched on Wednesday knowing it could be his last start for the Reds. ... As the Reds beat the Miami Marlins, 5-3, Castillo pitched a gem. He threw seven innings, ...

Older fans may point to the second baseman—also a three-time All-Star for the Florida Marlins, and a critical cog on their 2003 World Series team. There is, however, a third Luis Castillo who ...

Luis Castillo throttled down the Marlins over six innings, and the bullpen (as it did not in the other most disastrous game at T-Mobile Park yet this season, a sour 7-0 loss to the A’s also ...