Schneider. It was most likely due to his injury-riddled career, which became evident once more when he strained his hamstring late in spring training that year, missing the beginning of the season. Chicago White Sox On May 29, 2009, Ramon was traded to the Chicago White Sox for pitcher Lance Broadway after Omir Santos won the backup job with the return of Brian Schneider from the DL. On July 23, 2009, Castro became the 17th backstop in Major League Baseball history to catch a perfect game, receiving Mark Buehrle's second no-hitter. It was his first time catching for Buehrle, who stated afterwards that he did not shake off Castro at any time during the game. On January 12, 2010, Castro re-signed with the Chicago White Sox on a 1-year $800,000 contract with a club option for 2011. He played in 37 games in 2010 and 23 games in 2011. Los Angeles Dodgers After not playing in 2012, Castro signed a minor league contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers in January 2013. He was released on March 18, 2013. Long Island Ducks Castro signed with the Long Island Ducks of the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball. Telemarket Rimini Castro signed a contract to play with Telemarket Rimini of Italian Baseball League during the 2013 season. Personal life Ramon Castro was raised in Sabana Puerto Rico. Since he was little he loved playing baseball. In high school he was the first Puerto Rican to be drafted by the Houston Astros. Recently he married Brenda Castro. They have two daughters: Mairym (born December 21, 1995), and Nathalie (born July 15, 1999), Miosoty (born January 23, 2001) and he has another daughter by a different mother, Isabella (born December 22, 2001) They are currently living in Miramar, Florida. See also List of Major League Baseball players from Puerto Rico References External links 1976 births Living people American people convicted of indecent assault Auburn Astros players Calgary Cannons players Charlotte Knights players Chicago White Sox players Puerto Rican expatriate baseball players in Italy Florida Marlins players Gulf Coast Astros players Gulf Coast Mets players Jackson Generals (Texas League) players Kissimmee Cobras players Long Island Ducks players Major League Baseball catchers Major League Baseball players from Puerto Rico New York Mets players People from Vega Baja, Puerto Rico Portland Sea Dogs players Puerto Rican expatriate baseball players in Canada Quad Cities River Bandits players St. Lucie