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Luis Castillo of the Seattle Mariners has struggled early in the season, posting a 0-2 record with a 6.35 ERA in six starts. His recent performances have raised concerns about whether it's time to panic regarding his effectiveness.

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Despite the Seattle Mariners having one of the better starting rotations in Major League Baseball (13th with a 3.94 ERA), right-hander Luis Castillo has not pitched well. In six starts, Castillo is 0-2 with a 6.35 ERA and has a 1.73 WHIP.
In his last two starts, Castillo failed to throw more than five innings (10.0 total innings) and has given up nine earned runs, three home runs, hit a batter, and recorded four strikeouts. Castillo’s poor performance to begin the season caused some to wonder if it's “time to panic.”
According to MLB.com’s Thomas Harrigan, Castillo was given the “time to panic” label for his performance through the first month of the season.
“While Castillo finished 2025 with a 3.54 ERA over 32 starts, we saw signs of cracks forming in the foundations as his whiff, strikeout, and barrel rates all regressed to career-worst levels,” wrote Harrigan. “Those key metrics have continued to trend in the wrong direction this year, contributing to a 6.35 ERA through seven starts. That would be concerning for any pitcher, much less a 33-year-old who put a lot of mileage on his arm from 2018-25 (1,321 1/3 IP).”
Luis Castillo has a 6.35 ERA and a record of 0-2 in six starts this season.
In his last two starts, Luis Castillo has given up nine earned runs.
Yes, Castillo's poor start has led to concerns among fans about his effectiveness and whether it's time to panic.
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In his decade in the big leagues, Castillo’s ERA has only been above 4.00 one time. In his second season in the big leagues, Castillo finished the 2018 season with the Cincinnati Reds with a 10-12 record and a 4.30 ERA in 169.2 innings. Since then, the highest the three-time All-Stars' came to a 4.00 ERA was in 2021 (3.98).
Signed to a five-year ($108 million) contract in 2022, Castillo needs to start turning things around.
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