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Luis Castillo gives White Sox just what they want in first home start

First publishedAug 13, 03:30 UTC
Last updatedAug 13, 04:45 UTC · 1m ago
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<p>That was the Luis Castillo the White Sox were hoping for.</p><p>Castillo, the 10-year veteran acquired from the Mariners two days before the trade deadline, pitched seven scoreless innings Wednesday against the Reds, allowing one hit and two walks in his first home start at Rate Field. He set a season high with 10 strikeouts.</p><p>Manager Will Venable is looking for length from Castillo to help a rotation that largely has been short on it.

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<p>That was the Luis Castillo the White Sox were hoping for.</p><p>Castillo, the 10-year veteran acquired from the Mariners two days before the trade deadline, pitched seven scoreless innings Wednesday against the Reds, allowing one hit and two walks in his first home start at Rate Field. He set a season high with 10 strikeouts.</p><p>Manager Will Venable is looking for length from Castillo to help a rotation that largely has been short on it. He got that and more as Castillo rebounded from his Sox debut, in which he allowed five runs in four innings last Thursday in Boston.</p><p>“That was awesome. In control the whole time,” Venable said.

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<p>That was the Luis Castillo the White Sox were hoping for.</p><p>Castillo, the 10-year veteran acquired from the Mariners two days before the trade deadline, pitched seven scoreless innings Wednesday against the Reds, allowing one hit and two walks in his first home start at Rate Field. He set a season high with 10 strikeouts.</p><p>Manager Will Venable is looking for length from Castillo to help a rotation that largely has been short on it.
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