Summary
The Toronto Blue Jays released 26-year-old infielder Rodolfo Castro, who had been signed in November to play in their minor league team. Instead, the Blue Jays have signed Rafael Lantigua to a minor league deal and invited him to spring training.
Key Facts
- The Toronto Blue Jays released infielder Rodolfo Castro on January 9.
- Castro had been previously signed to play in the minor leagues for the Blue Jays.
- He played multiple positions, including second base, shortstop, and third base.
- Last season, Castro hit 19 home runs with a .235 batting average in Triple-A.
- The Blue Jays signed Rafael Lantigua as a potential replacement.
- Lantigua played primarily at second base and hit seven home runs last season.
- The new contract allows Lantigua to join the Blue Jays' spring training.
