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Luis Castillo trade grades: White Sox get their guy without big return; how do Mariners use freed-up money?
Reliever Seranthony Dominguez, outfielder Nolan Jones and catcher prospect Boston Smith are headed back to Seattle
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The Chicago White Sox traded right‑handed reliever Seranthony Domínguez, outfielder Nolan Jones, and catcher prospect Boston Smith to the Seattle Mariners for veteran starting pitcher Luis Castillo. Castillo, 33, has struggled this season, posting a career‑worst 4.57 FIP, but his overall career ERA+ of 115 and three All‑Star selections underscore his experience. In 2025 he posted a 108 ERA+ and a sub‑4.00 FIP over 32 starts. The White Sox plan to place him at or near the back of the rotation, behind Davis Martin, Sean Burke, and Erick Fedde.
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