Nick Castellanos Philadelphia Phillies

Age: 30 (March 04, 1992) | 6' 4" | 203lbs. | Bats: Right OF-135 RF-57 DH-1 PH-1
Tm Lg YEAR G AB R H BB SO 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BA OBP SLG BB% SO% BABIP G/L/F % $4x4 $5x5
DET AL 2018 157 620 88 185 49 151 46 5 23 89 2 1 .298 .354 .500 7 22 .361 35/29/36 27 26
DET AL 2019 100 403 57 110 31 96 37 3 11 37 2 1 .273 .328 .462 7 22 .332 38/23/39 10 11
CHC NL 2019 51 212 43 68 10 47 21 0 16 36 0 1 .321 .356 .646 4 21 .347 37/22/42 13 12
CIN NL 2020 60 218 37 49 19 69 11 2 14 34 0 2 .225 .298 .486 8 29 .257 35/26/39 17 18
CIN NL 2021 138 531 95 164 41 121 38 1 34 100 3 1 .309 .362 .576 7 21 .340 38/27/36 34 32
PHI NL 2022 42 161 20 41 13 43 10 0 5 21 2 0 .255 .316 .410 7 24 .316 38/24/39 6 5
Career 10yrs 1128 4270 560 1184 307 1073 288 35 173 615 16 17 .277 .328 .483 7 23 .330 n/a

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The final 2014 bid limits that were posted for this player:
PK 5x5: $10 MF 5x5: $10 AP 4x4: $14
Alex Patton Alex
Dec 15 '14
Has he been disappointing?

If you went to my bid limit (or beyond), you would say he has.

If you paid $10 or less, you would say he's been just fine thanks.

Keith Law at ESPN has this to say.

Castellanos has had a solid rookie season at the plate; while his wOBA of .314 ranks 20th of 25 qualifying third basemen this year (tied with Evan Longoria), he's also the youngest everyday player at the position in the majors...

He'd probably have spent half of 2014 in the minors if he was in a lot of other organizations, but the Tigers had a critical need for him after trading Prince Fielder for Ian Kinsler and moving Miguel Cabrera back to first base. Only three other position players aged 22 or younger have qualified for the batting title this year – one of them Mike Trout, who might not even be human -- so there's reason to be optimistic about Castellanos' bat. The bigger challenge will be improving his defense...

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Alex Patton Alex
Sep 10 '14
First homer of his career in the third inning. Straightaway center in Chavez Ravine, two runners on.
Alex Patton Alex
Apr 9 '14
There were enough that I would have rather lost that duel. Not sure what he did with the money; I always have enough trouble tracking my own woes.
Mike Dean TMU2009
Apr 7 '14
He did if there weren't other goodies left. Were there?
Alex Patton Alex
Apr 7 '14
A great moment in our league -- he came up when I really wasn't in a position to go over $10 for another hitter, so we could lean back. It was clearly going over $13. It went over $15. Two gladiators glared at each other, with too much money left. $16! $17! And so to $21, as hooting and hollering filled the room. Nice player, but not sure the loser lost.
Mike Dean TMU2009
Apr 7 '14