John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: I'm not nearly as granualar as batting average or "who's fault it is" in my assessment. It's more basic: He cannot be counted on to get the ball out of the infield. My point was more - if the Mets had a good weekend in Atlanta, Castillo's slow start would not be as pronounced. ="AG/DC"]Nobody's condemning his season. As for "was he the reason?" I think it's fair to say he was the Most Counterprocutive Batsman for the team in the series, going 0-9 with no walks, and stranding six runners. He did plate a runner with an out and start a double play. I wouldn't anoint him MCB so quickly. His 1 RBI was one more than Wright had that series. Castillo and Wright also had the same number of hits (0) and strikeouts (2). Wright also stranded at least 5 runners in scoring position (couldn't find a stat for total LOB in that series, just RISP with 2 out in, so it could've been more).