Mr. Willi Castro Castro, Willi Paredes, Isaac Shortstop/Detroit Tigers. Willi Castro Castro played shortstop for the Detroit Tigers from 1990 to 1995. He made an immediate impact on the team, batting.300 with 26 RBI's his first season at the major league level. He went on to play three more seasons, finishing with a batting average of.272 with 79 RBI's. The Tigers released Willi in April 1996. After his career with the Tigers was over, he played one more season with Japan's Yokohama BayStars before retiring. He later became a coach for the Japanese team and managed them in 2001 when they won the championship. He has since returned to Michigan where he lives with his family. Willi Castro Castro has two children; a son named William and a daughter named Maya. His wife, Monica, also plays baseball; she is a second baseman who has appeared in five games in her career. She spent part of 2014 with the New York Mets' organization before joining her husband in Japan this past November. Monica and Willi Castro Castro have two other daughters named Lola and María. Lola plays basketball while María plays softball.