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(Bob DeChiara, USA TODAY Sports) |
Apparently,
Rusney Castillo is sufficiently healed from the shoulder injury that sidelined him earlier this season, as he has been activated off the
minor league disabled list. Despite his health, the Red Sox announced (via Manager
John Farrell) that
Castillo still needs "significant at-bats at AAA"—whatever
that means. Considering how well Castillo has hit at multiple levels (AA, AAA, MLB), you have to wonder how long it will be before he is on the big club—and playing right field
every day. Of course, there's that obvious complication called
Shane Victorino—who just recently went
on the DL. Stay tuned.