Astros’ Castro Loses Arbitration Case; Gets $5 Million
- Updated: February 9, 2016
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Houston Astros’ catcher Jason Castro didn’t have the same luck that other players facing arbitration have had these last few days.
The twenty-eight year old wanted to increase his $4 million salary to $5.25 million but became the first player to lose his case after the ruling decided by Matt Goldberg, Gary Kendellen and James Oldham on Tuesday, setting his salary at $5 million, according to the Associated Press.
Although Castro is a staple behind the plate for Houston, his hitting did suffer in 2015 with a career low .211 average along with eleven homers and thirty-one homers. His struggles continued into the post-season as he hit just .063 in six games.
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