Arnoldo Castro

Mexican baseball player

Baseball player

Arnoldo Castro

Second Baseman / Shortstop / Third Baseman
Born: 11 January 1939
Guasave, Sinaloa, Mexico
Died: 16 December 2013
Guasave, Sinaloa, Mexico

Batted: Right

Threw: Right

Member of the Mexican Professional
Baseball Hall of Fame
Induction| 1995

Arnoldo Lavagnino "Kiko" Castro (11 January 1939 – 16 December 2013) was a Mexican baseball player who is in the Mexican Baseball Hall of Fame. He played from 1958 to 1983 for the Chihuahua Dorados (1958), Aguascalientes Tigres (1960-1961), Mexico City Red Devils (1960), Mexico City Tigers (1962-1970, 1977-1978, 1980), Sabinas Piratas (1971-1973), Coahuila Mineros (1974-1976) and Veracruz Aguila (1983). He managed the Tabasco Plataneros for the latter part of the 1980 season, replacing Raul Cano, and in 1983 he skippered the Chihuahua Dorados.[1] He was elected to the Mexican Professional Baseball Hall of Fame in 1995.[2]

He was born and died in Guasave, Sinaloa, Mexico.[3][4]

## References

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1. ^ BR Minors page
2. ^ SalonDeLaFama.com.mx Archived 2011-09-28 at the Wayback Machine
3. ^ Tigresqr.com
4. ^ "Muere Kiko Castro". Milenio (in Spanish). 16 December 2013. Retrieved 28 September 2024.

## External links

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* Career statistics from Baseball Reference (Minors)

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Members of the Mexican Professional Baseball Hall of Fame

Pitchers|

* Cecilio Acosta
* Alejo Ahumada
* Rodolfo Alvarado
* Ramón Arano
* Tomás Arroyo
* Andrés Ayón
* Salomé Barojas
* Fernando Barradas
* Ramón Bragaña
* George Brunet
* Enrique Castillo
* Salvador Colorado
* Ramiro Cuevas
* Antonio Delfín
* César Díaz
* Martín Dihigo
* Herminio Domínguez
* Lino Donoso
* Manuel Echeverría
* Ernesto Escárrega
* Mercedes Esquer
* Jesse Flores
* Rafael Garcia
* Arturo González
* Teodoro Higuera
* Lucas Juárez
* Maximino León
* Aurelio López
* Guillermo López
* Guillermo Luna
* Alfredo Mariscal
* Isidro Márquez
* Porfirio Martínez
* Francisco Maytorena
* Julio Molina
* Sid Monge
* Felipe Montúfar
* Ángel Moreno
* Jesús Moreno
* Jaime Orozco
* Alfredo Ortiz
* José Peña
* Horacio Piña
* Antonio Pollorena
* Alfonso Ramírez
* Francisco Ramírez
* Daniel Ríos
* Jesús Ríos
* Armando Reynoso
* Alberto Romo Chávez
* Enrique Romo
* Vicente Romo
* Basilio Rosell
* Miguel Solís
* Miguel Sotelo
* Juan Suby
* Fernando Valenzuela
* Jesús Valenzuela
* Marcos Valdez

Catchers|

* Roy Campanella
* Jaime Corella
* Francisco Estrada
* Miguel Gaspar
* Josh Gibson
* Gregorio Luque
* Noé Muñoz
* Sergio Robles
* Rodolfo Sandoval
* Carlos Soto

First basemen|

* William Berzunza
* Ronnie Camacho
* Ángel Castro
* Héctor Espino
* Carlos Galina
* Cornelio García
* René González
* Ramón Montes de Oca
* Jack Pierce

Second basemen|

* Beto Ávila
* José Bache
* Antonio Briones
* Moisés Camacho
* Arnoldo Castro
* Chile Gómez
* Vinicio García
* Gabriel Lugo
* Roberto Méndez
* Juan Navarrete
* Jorge Orta
* Juan Francisco Rodríguez
* Barney Serrell
* Roberto Vizcarra

Third basemen|

* Enrique Aguilar
* Nelson Barrera
* Vinicio Castilla
* Benjamín Cerda
* Manuel Chávez
* José Guerrero
* Luis Montes de Oca
* Alejandro Ortiz
* Alfredo Ríos
* Aurelio Rodríguez
* Leo Rodríguez
* Celerino Sánchez
* Jesús Sommers
* Benjamín Valenzuela
* Fermín Vázquez

Shortstops|

* Guillermo Álvarez
* Rubén Amaro Sr.
* Juan Gabriel Castro
* Ray Dandridge
* Jorge Fitch
* Houston Jiménez
* Mario Mendoza
* Juan José Pacho
* Apolinar Pulido
* Javier Robles
* Chico Rodríguez
* José Luis Sandoval

Left fielders|

* Derek Bryant
* Monte Irvin
* Andrés Mora
* Gerardo Sánchez
* Alonso Téllez

Center fielders|

* Melo Almada
* Mario Ariosa
* Agustín Bejerano
* Jesús Díaz
* Daniel Fernández
* Miguel Fernández
* Marcelo Juárez
* Felipe Montemayor
* Ramón Montoya
* Leo Najo
* Elpidio Osuna
* Miguel Ramírez
* Pedro Ramírez
* Oscar Rodríguez
* Ricardo Sáenz
* Claudio Solano
* Bill Wright

Right fielders|

* Santos Amaro
* Matías Carrillo
* Jimmie Collins
* Orestes Miñoso
* Roberto Ortiz
* Al Pinkston
* Miguel Suárez
* Epitacio Torres
* Ray Torres

Designated hitter|

* Eduardo Jiménez

Managers|

* Ernesto Carmona
* Guillermo Garibay
* Tomás Herrera
* Adolfo Luque
* Manuel Oliveros
* Cananea Reyes
* Lázaro Salazar
* Agustín Verde

Journalists|

* Alfonso Araujo
* Jorge Blanco
* Fernando Manuel Campos
* Abel Francisco Cano
* Jorge de la Serna
* Agustín de Valdez
* Oscar Esquivel
* Humberto Galaz
* Manuel González Caballero
* José Isabel Jiménez
* Enrique Kerlegand
* Raúl Mendoza Mancilla
* Jorge Menéndez Torre
* Tommy Morales
* Eduardo Orvañanos
* Rafael Reyes Nájera
* Pedro Septién
* Domingo Setién
* Eduardo Valdez Vizcarra

Executives|

* Alejandro Aguilar Reyes
* Jorge Alarcón
* Anuar Canavati
* Eugenio Garza Sada
* Alfredo Harp Helú
* Mario Hernández Maytorena
* Álvaro Lebrija
* Arturo León Lerma
* Juan Ley Fong
* Juan Manuel Ley
* Horacio López Díaz
* José Maiz García
* Chara Mansur
* Roberto Mansur
* Teodoro Mariscal
* Homobono Márquez
* Jorge Pasquel
* Lázaro Penagos
* Alejo Peralta
* Jaime Pérez Avellá
* Antonio Ramírez Muro
* Alfonso Robinson Bours
* Arnulfo Rodríguez
* Cuauhtémoc Rodríguez
* Pedro Treto Cisneros
* Arcadio Valenzuela

Umpires|

* Francisco Alcaraz
* Gabriel Atristain
* Salvador Castro
* Carlos Alberto González
* Efraín Ibarra
* Juan Lima
* Amado Maestri
* Jesús Monter
* Armando Rodríguez
* Ismael Ruiz
* Victor Saiz

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Mexican Pacific League Most Valuable Player Award

* 1958–59: Magallón
* 1959–60: Ferrer
* 1960–61: Sotelo
* 1961–62: Sotelo
* 1962–63: Espino
* 1963–64: Espino
* 1964–65: Castro
* 1965–66: Fitch
* 1966–67: Ayón
* 1967: Camacho
* 1968–69: Secrist
* 1969–70: Morris
* 1970–71: Espino
* 1971–72: Espino
* 1972–73: Espino
* 1973–74: López
* 1974–75: Hairston
* 1975–76: Espino
* 1976–77: López
* 1977–78: Armas
* 1978–79: Obradovich
* 1979–80: León
* 1980–81: Limón
* 1981–82: Barrios
* 1982–83: Barojas
* 1983–84: Rodríguez
* 1984–85: Barrera
* 1985–86: Leopold
* 1986–87: Aikens
* 1988–89: Esquer
* 1989–90: Elvira
* 1990–91: Tolentino
* 1991–92: Solís
* 1992–93: Carrillo
* 1993–94: García
* 1994–95: Osuna
* 1995–96: Jiménez
* 1996–97: Hernández
* 1997–98: Fernández
* 1998–99: Arias
* 1990–00: Burkhart
* 2000–01: Nelson
* 2001–02: López
* 2002–03: Osuna
* 2003–04: Campos
* 2004–05: Muñoz
* 2005–06: García
* 2006–07: Durazo
* 2007–08: Presichi
* 2008–09: Murillo
* 2009–10: García
* 2010–11: Christian
* 2011–12: Cruz
* 2012–13: Cañizares
* 2013–14: Burgamy
* 2014–15: Rodríguez
* 2015–16: Amador
* 2016–17: Amador
* 2017–18: Rodríguez
* 2018–19: Rodríguez
* 2019–20: Álvarez
* 2020–21: Elizalde
* 2021–22: Sanchez
* 2022–23: Tomás

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