In the aftermath of the release of infielder Luis Castillo of the New York Mets, several teams have confirmed interest including the Chicago Cubs, Philadelphia Phillies and Florida Marlins, Enrique Rojas of ESPNDeprotes.com reports. “I feel calm, confident that I will be in a major league roster on opening day of the season,” Castillo told ESPN via a phone call. “Despite all the negative atmosphere of recent days, I'm positive and in the best shape for a long time,” said Castillo. The Mets are on the hook to pay the 35-year-old $6 million for the 2011 season. With that said, any team could sign the infielder for the Major League minimum of $414,000. “I enjoyed every moment in New York and will always be grateful to the Mets. I have nothing negative to say about the organization,” he said. “Baseball is a business.” “After a long evaluation during spring training, after consultation with the manager and coaching staff, I mad...
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