MONTREAL -- Florida's Luis Castillo was named to the NL All-Star team Sunday, replacing injured Atlanta second baseman Marcus Giles.

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Castillo was congratulated by his teammates in the Marlins' dugout during Florida's game against Montreal when manager Jack McKeon told him he had been added to the team.

The switch-hitting second baseman has 14 stolen bases and is hitting .314 with six homers and 26 RBIs. He will make his second straight All-Star appearance.

Castillo is the third Marlins player named to the team, joining third baseman Mike Lowell and rookie left-hander Dontrelle Willis, who was added to the team Friday to replace Los Angeles right-hander Kevin Brown.

Giles, chosen as the starting NL second baseman in fan voting, was injured Friday in a collision with Cubs pitcher Mark Prior, also scheduled to make an All-Star appearance. He was held out of this weekend's games.

The two players slammed into each other during Atlanta's 9-5 victory Friday, with Giles still experiencing problems the next day.

"If I'm not well enough to play in a regular season game, where it matters, the All-Star Game is just a bonus,'' Giles said Saturday.