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Source: www.latimes.com --- 29 days ago
The defensive end reaches deal through 2014 valued at about $43 million, paying him a guaranteed $17.5 million in signing and roster bonuses. San Diego defensive end Luis Castillo agreed to a five-year contract extension valued at about $43 million. The deal will pay Castillo a guaranteed $17.5 million in signing and roster bonuses. ... Source: volleyball.about.com --- 17 days ago
Fight-by-fight career record for Jose Luis Castillo. ... Source: sdg.scout.com --- 29 days ago
The Chargers signed former first-round pick Luis Castillo to a seven-year contract extension on Tuesday. The new deal will keep him donning lightning bolts through 2014. Castillo was scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent following the 2009 season. ... Source: www.cstv.com --- 29 days ago
2005 Northwestern graduate Luis Castillo has signed a seven-year contract with the San Diego Chargers that will keep him with the club through the 2014 season. His original rookie contract was set to expire in 2009. ... Source: slam.canoe.ca --- 29 days ago
Chargers defensive end Luis Castillo has agreed to a five-year contract extension through 2014 valued at more than US$43 million. ... Source: www.startribune.com --- 29 days ago
... Source: www.rotoworld.com --- 29 days ago
Chargers ink Castillo through 2014 Visit Rotoworld.com for more analysis on this update. ... Source: www.eastsideboxing.com --- 7 days ago
I know he said if he looses the Lujan fight he would retire and he lost,but I haven't heard an interview in which he clearly announced anything.From... ... Source: www.thesweetscience.com --- 20 days ago
"I respect Castillo. He's a great fighter. Tonight was my night," said Lujan after the fight. ... Source: www.DoghouseBoxing.com --- 21 days ago
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Source: www.411mania.com --- 41 days ago
The former champ headlines ESPN2's Wednesday Night Fights. ... Source: mlntherawfeed.squarespace.com --- 6 days ago
MLN Newswire - www.mlntherawfeed.com - Port St. Lucie, Fl. The St. Lucie Mets removed infielder Luis Castillo from their roster... ... Source: www.bloodyelbow.com --- 21 days ago
After an ignoble downfall, it could happen tonight. Bad Left Hook has more : Now, he returns again, headlining this week's Wednesday Night Fights card on ESPN2 in his welterweight debut. Prior to his untimely death, Castillo's famous rival Corrales had tried to jump to welterweight after his own problems making weight at 135 pounds. Chico was battered and dominated by Joshua Clottey for 10 rounds. Is Castillo similarly just too beaten up and too unfit for 147 pounds? He'll face Argentinian veteran Sebastian Lujan (29-5-2, 20 KO), certainly a dangerous enough opponent for a faded, aging "El Terrible." The 28-year old pugilist came to America once before, losing a fairly competitive fight to Antonio Margarito in 2005 via 10th round TKO, a fight mostly famous for the gross disfigurement that Margarito caused Lujan's ear. (If you're not squeamish, here's a photo .) We'll see if Castillo has anything left. If he does, he could find himself another payday as a welterweight. A lot of guys at 147 are looking for decent opponents, and Castillo's name still means a little bit. Who knows? Maybe if he looks good, he could even land a date with Miguel Cotto. Maybe a title shot against young Andre Berto. Yes, that's Edson Berto's brother. I'll be watching. Here's to one of the toughest fighters of our era finding some relevancy again. ... Source: www.b5media.com --- 29 days ago
NFL Football at its best. NFL Football at its craziest. Luis Castillo thinks about being an NFL Superstar! served by picapp.com Luis Castillo received a new contract from the Chargers. So what kind of thoughts are going through his head? “It really hasn’t sunk in,” said Castillo, who will make $18 million in guaranteed money and could [...] ... Source: www.metsblog.com --- 50 days ago
Luis Castillo is currently on pace to hit roughly .260 with six HR, 50 RBI, 25 or so stolen bases. Castillo is the fifth-least productive, starting second basemen in the National League, with a .695 OPS. However, his six sacrifice hits are second most in the National League. Castillo has hit in to 10 double plays, but is [...] ... Source: sportspyder.com --- 34 days ago
... to sweeten the deal. In return the Mets might be able to pry away outfielder Ryan Spilborghs to help fill the hole in left field. The 28-year old, Spilborghs bats right ... ... Source: www.fwicki.com --- 48 days ago
UNSUNG HERO After going hitless in his previous two games (0-for-6), second baseman Luis Castillo was 3-for-5 in yesterday's 3-1 victory over the Yankees. The first of his three hits, a soft grounder up the middle for an RBI infield single, drove in ... ... Source: www.pabaon.com --- 24 days ago
Luis Castillo agreed to a five-year contract extension through 2014. The deal is valued at about $43 million. “You know I am not usually short of words but today is different,” Castillo said. “It’s an unbelievable feeling. ... Source: sandiegochargers.contentquake.com --- 15 days ago
Stud DE Luis Castillo (for questions about the Hulk comment, READ MY BLOG a bit more regularly…OK??) signed a 7-year contract extension keeping him a Charger through the 2014 season, as his original rookie contract was set to expire after the 2009 season. Apparently A.J. Smith continues to impress the world with his GM capabilities, ensuring [...] SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "A New Contract Extension for the Incredible Hulk, er Luis Castillo", url: "http://sandiegochargers.contentquake.com/2008/07/23/a-new-contract-extension-for-the-incredible-hulk-er-Luis-Castillo/" }); ... Find more results for Luis Castillo on RSSMicro.com |
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Filed under: New York , Mets , NL East , MLB Gossip , The Word The latest plan to accelerate the maturity of Jose Reyes involves Luis Castillo . After Reyes' Tanner Boyle-like tantrum in front of a packed house at Shea Stadium on Sunday, manager Jerry Manuel discussed the plan to have Castillo be a more positive influence on Reyes. Manuel noted that Reyes could be more focused during games. To that effect, Manuel hopes Luis Castillo will take a more active role in keeping Reyes disciplined, as Jose Valentin and Miguel Cairo did in past seasons. "We would hope that at some point he would, because of the years that he's had in the majors, get comfortable enough in taking on some of that responsibility," Manuel said about Castillo. "I think when Louie begins to feel good about Louie, then he can do something for somebody else. When he came last year he was a little different as far as, 'C'mon. Let's go. Stay up.' I think the injuries, the season that he's had, has had a little effect on him." Yep, it's come to that. A 25-year-old ballplayer who has been in the majors for five years is still in a mentor program. And his new mentor is a guy who was recently guilted into playing every day when it was hinted that his request for an occasional few days off to rest up nagging injuries would result in a stay on the disabled list . Great. Hope Castillo remembers to child-proof the clubhouse by covering up the electrical outlets. Permalink ...