Meet Luis Castillo Wife Elanyi Castillo: Married Life And Kids

The Dominican professional baseball player Luis Castillo and his wife Elanyi Castillo have been married for over 9 years and share two adorable kids.

Luis Miguel Castillo, widely known as Luis Castillo, currently plays as a pitcher for the Seattle Mariners in Major League Baseball.

Although Luis had signed with San Francisco Giants and Miami Marlins, he only made his debut in 2017 with Cincinnati Reds.

After debuting, he spent six seasons with the Cincinnati Reds, starting in 137 games and averaging a 3.62 ERA and 860 strikeouts.

On July 29, 2022, the Cincinnati Reds traded Luis Castillo to the Seattle Mariners.

He then inked a five-year contract worth $108 million with the Mariners a month later on September 24, 2022.

Throughout his time in MLB, he has featured twice in the All-Star Game in 2019 and 2022.

Wife Of Luis Castillo: Elanyi Castillo

The professional baseball pitcher Luis Castillo is married to Elanyi Castillo. Unfortunately, the details surrounding how the couple met are unknown to the public. 

The pitcher posted for the first time revealing his relationship on Instagram on April 28, 2015.

Luis uploaded a picture with Elanyi captioning, “MI ESPOSA BELLA Y YO,” which translates to “My Beautiful Wife And Me.”

However, the exact details of their wedding date are unknown.

Assuming his Instagram post, the player must have been married for over 9 years now.

The couple has two beautiful daughters named Brittany Castillo and Brianny Castillo.

A doting father, Luis frequently uploads pictures with his wife and kids on Instagram.

He enjoys a net worth of over $20 million and will have no problems fulfilling the needs and desires of his family.

1000th Strike Out

The pitcher established himself as one of the elites of the MLB, and people were shocked when his game dropped. 

However, notching his 1000th strike out and just playing a great game all around, Castillo seems to be back. 

The Mariners needed their pitcher to show up against the last-place Oakland Athletics. After a long away game, it was the team’s first game back in T-Mobile Park. 

And show up he did, Luis Castillo delivered emphatically in an 11-2 victory.

The Mariners were also in great form, and their pitcher did not let them down, pitching six innings of shutout ball. 

The Dominican gave up only four hits while striking out eight and walking two.

Furthermore, he got the 1,000th career strikeout by pitching out Shea Langeliers to lead off the fifth inning.

The player stood in awe as the players and the stadium gave him a standing ovation, honoring the milestone. 

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