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Wellington Castillo is not a good pitch framer. Ryan wrote an article (http://camdendepot.blogspot.com/2016/12/welington-castillo-orioles-free-agent-hot-stove-framing.html) last week discussing how Castillo’s pitch farming has cost his team about ten runs per season. Jeff Sullivan argued (http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/welington-castillo-isnt-the-orioles-best-catcher/) that Castillo isn’t the Orioles’ best catcher due to his poor pitch framing ability. Nick Cicere wrote an interesting article for Camden Chat (http://www.camdenchat.com/2016/12/15/13962950/new-orioles-catcher-welington-castillo-has-one-big-downside-framing) with some video examples showing how Castillo struggles with framing. But just because Castillo struggles with framing,†¦show more content†¦It’s safe to say that this dataset indicates that Castillo is pretty terrible when it comes to framing pitches up in the zone. He’s not much better relatively speaking when it comes to the middle of the zone. This data portal ranks his defense from 2014-2016 as yet again the worst out of all 103 qualified catchers with a -11.75 framing value. Yet again, it makes little difference whether pitchers throw the ball inside or outside. His best year in the three year sample was in 2016, when he ranked 73rd out of 76 qualified catchers. Let me reiterate that this data portal ranks Castillo’s defense most favorably. It’s safe to say that this dataset thinks little of Castillo’s ability to frame pitches in the middle of the zone. Castillo excels when it comes to framing pitches in the bottom of the zone. From 2014-2016, his framing ability is ranked 28th out of 103 with a 6.32 value. He has pretty poor results framing pitches in the inside part of the zone, ranking only 70th out of 103 with a -1.33 value. 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