During a game against the New York Mets, White Sox reliever Miguel Castro suffered a right knee injury while covering first base. After successfully making the play, he appeared to injure himself and was subsequently helped off the field. Manager Will Venable expressed concern for Castro, who was on crutches afterward, as the team awaits further testing. Despite the injury, the White Sox secured a 9-4 victory, although Castro's performance this season has included a troubling 7.50 ERA over six appearances.
You just don't want to see any of your guys down like that, obviously in a lot of pain. Just hope he comes out on the right side of this thing.
Castro initially got up and limped a few steps before being helped off the field with his arms draped around two athletic trainers.
The 30-year-old Castro has a 7.50 ERA in six appearances for Chicago this season.
Castro caught the toss from first baseman Miguel Vargas and beat Soto to first for the second out, but appeared to jam his right foot into the side of the bag.
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