Nick Castellanos reflexiona sobre su salida de los Phillies antes del reencuentro

Nick Castellanos habló el lunes sobre su salida de los Philadelphia Phillies mientras se preparaba para enfrentarlos por primera vez esta temporada con los San Diego Padres.

Castellanos fue dejado en libertad por Philadelphia justo antes de los entrenamientos de primavera y firmó con San Diego por el salario mínimo de la liga. Ha aparecido como reserva este año y batea para .190 con un OPS de .577 mientras inicia como jardinero derecho para el primer partido de la serie en Petco Park.

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