Luis Castillo struggles with early runs in White Sox debut
Soxmachine.com • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 2:30 PM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026
Luis Castillo made his debut with the White Sox on August 12, allowing five earned runs in four innings against his new team. This performance comes after Castillo's trade from last month’s deadline, raising questions about his ability to make an immediate impact. The White Sox's strategy does not include calling games from the dugout, which may influence Castillo's adjustment period. Moving forward, the team hopes that he can turn around his season performance.
- •Castillo allowed five earned runs in four innings during his debut.
- •He was acquired at last month's trade deadline.
- •The White Sox do not call games from the dugout.
- •There are concerns about whether he can turn around his season.
- •The team is looking for improvement in his upcoming outings.
- 2:30 PMSoxmachine.com — Newly acquired Luis Castillo is embracing change with the White Sox, but can it turn around his season? - Sox Machine
"The White Sox don’t call games from the dugout like some organizations have begun to in recent years. But after their biggest acquisition from last month’s trade deadline, Luis Castillo, got touched up for five earned runs in four innings during his White Sox…
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