Glad to enlighten:
April .305
May .310
June .216
July .257
Aug .265
This is why the Astros liked the Carolina league. You have to adjust because with only 8 teams, you have to adjust because they see you alot. It looks like he wasn't able to make adjustments. Although I also wonder about the impact of catching for the first time and for a full year had on fatigue.
Thanks for asking the question.
I guess I look at that differently. That fact that his average dipped in June shows that pitchers figured him out. That fact that his average rose in July and August would seem to say that he was able to adjust and improve (albeit, slightly) after that. But I could be wrong.
Also, no need to thank me for asking questions, but you're welcome all the same.
Two other points of interest: I know someone made the comment about BP hating the Castro pick, but the guy that did BA's NYP League chat (I forgot who its was) was really high on Castro. Said he was a fairly safe bet to be an above-average big leaguer/occaisional all-star. I thought that was interesting since they did not exactly rave about the pick at the time.
Secondly, Drew Stubbs ranked 17th on the Florida League top 20 today. I thought that was interesting, especially since Jordan Parraz outperformed him in pretty much every category. Granted, the rankings aren't just based on performance, but Parraz has the same skill set (and is almost exactly the same age) and he didn't show up on the Carolina League top 20. Now Stubbs' performance after he was promoted was probably a factor, but I wonder if it's just another example of the Astros' farm system being unfairly maligned by the baseball press.