Miguel Castro Out for Season with Knee Injury

Chicago White Sox reliever Miguel Castro will miss the rest of the season due to a right knee injury sustained while covering first base during a win over the New York Mets. Castro recently joined the White Sox from the Houston Astros and is a 30-year-old MLB veteran with a career spanning five teams. The injury occurred when he slipped and jammed his right foot into the bag, requiring assistance and leaving on crutches. Initially described as knee soreness, subsequent evaluations confirmed the injury is season-ending, though further details have not been disclosed. Castro had a 7.50 ERA in six appearances for Chicago this season. Manager Will Venable expressed concern and support for Castro as the team adjusts their bullpen strategy.