Former Pirates Player Jose Castillo Killed In Crash In Venezuela

A pair of ex-Major League Baseball players died in a auto crash Thursday night in Venezuela.

According to media accounts from Venezuela, the crash occurred in Yaracuy.

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He joined the Angels prior to the 2017 campaign, ultimatly being released by Los Angeles in August.

"We are saddened by the tragic news that Luis Valbuena and former major leaguer Jose Castillo have died in a auto accident", Major League Baseball said in a tweet. "Our thoughts and prayers are with their loved ones during this time of grief", the Angels said in a statement. "He was a productive player on the field and played a key role in the Astros run to the postseason in 2015", the statement reads. He batted.232 in 347 games with the Cubs over a three-year period.

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Valbuena broke into the major leagues with the Seattle Mariners in 2008. He batted.254 with 39 home runs and 218 RBI during his five Major League Baseball seasons.

Castillo, 37, played for the Pittsburgh Pirates, San Francisco Giants and the Houston Astros between 2004 and 2008. He played with the Seattle Mariners, the Cleveland Indians, Chicago Cubs, Los Angeles Angels and the Houston Astros, according to Major League Baseball. He left with a.226 batting average with 114 home runs and 367 career RBIs. He played this year for Tijuana in the Mexican League.

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