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Starlin Castro had Chicago Cubs' fans licking their chops since they first caught wind of his Arizona Fall League performance and while they watched his spring training. The newly turned 20-year old Dominican made his major league debut on Friday night.  To say he did not disappoint would be like saying Cubs' uniforms aren't blue. The wunderkind joined the exclusive club of 104 others by popping a shot over the wall off of his new best friend, Homer Bailey, in his first major at-bat.   The three-run bomb easily cleared the right field fence in the Cubs' 14-7 win over the Reds. In his second at-bat, Reds' center fielder Drew Stubbs snagged a hot liner that prevented extra bases—with Castro's plus-plus speed, Stubbs' sliding grab may have saved another home run...this of ...

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