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3 years agoWashington Nationals catcher Welington Castillo has decided to retire from the MLB on Sunday. The 34-year-old spent 10 years in the league, but was most recently part of the Nationals squad. He played 11 games in the minors for the Nats in 2021 before calling it a career. He'll finish his MLB career with a .254/.313/.426 slash line and 98 homers and 339 RBI in 726 games. Castillo played with five different teams during his playing career, but most notably with the Chicago Cubs. It wasn't a Hall of Fame career, but Castillo was certainly a serviceable catcher during his playing days.--Andy Webb - RotoBaller
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