Marlins' Daniel Castano exits after taking line drive to head
Miami Marlins left-hander Daniel Castano left Thursday 7-6 win over the host Cincinnati Reds after taking a 104-mph line drive to the head.
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Miami Marlins left-hander Daniel Castano left Thursday 7-6 win over the host Cincinnati Reds after taking a 104-mph line drive to the head.
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