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http://www.detroitnews.com/article/...ers-workouts-Wednesday-future-still-uncertain
Jhonny Peralta rejoining Tigers for workouts Wednesday; future still uncertain.
from the detnews

http://beck.mlblogs.com/2013/09/11/dombrowski-discusses-looming-peralta-decision/
Dombrowski discusses looming Peralta decision.
from JasonBeck'sTigersblog

http://motorcitybengals.com/2013/09...yday-shortstop-will-begin-workouts-wednesday/
Jhonny Peralta Won’t Return to Detroit Tigers as Everyday Shortstop, Will Begin Workouts Wednesday.
from mcb-tb
 
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Nick Castellanos has been in the majors for over a week now and has four plate appearances, this despite being on a team that employs Andy Dirks as a starter at Castellanos' current left field position and has a hobbling Miguel Cabrera in need of days off at his previous third base position. Castellanos finally got his first major league start over the weekend, only to get pinch hit for by Dirks after two plate appearances.

Castellanos can hit, certainly much better than Dirks, but it's getting clearer and clearer with each passing day that Tigers manager Jim Leyland has no plans to even see if he's ready to contribute, let alone insert him into an everyday role or put him on the postseason roster. I don't know what the thinking is behind burying Castellanos on the bench, but even in a part-time role, you'd think his bat could be an asset.
from the Hardball Times
 
Nick Castellanos has been in the majors for over a week now and has four plate appearances, this despite being on a team that employs Andy Dirks as a starter at Castellanos' current left field position and has a hobbling Miguel Cabrera in need of days off at his previous third base position. Castellanos finally got his first major league start over the weekend, only to get pinch hit for by Dirks after two plate appearances.

Castellanos can hit, certainly much better than Dirks, but it's getting clearer and clearer with each passing day that Tigers manager Jim Leyland has no plans to even see if he's ready to contribute, let alone insert him into an everyday role or put him on the postseason roster. I don't know what the thinking is behind burying Castellanos on the bench, but even in a part-time role, you'd think his bat could be an asset.
from the Hardball Times

Perhaps they are waiting to use him until we have the division a bit more locked up than we do at the moment. If we fail to lock up the division, he might not see much time in this scenario, but if we do have some success in the next few days, then we might start seeing more of him.
 
http://www.mlive.com/tigers/index.ssf/2013/09/detroit_tigers_miguel_cabrera_85.html
Detroit Tigers' Miguel Cabrera struggling at plate, has little chance to repeat as Triple Crown winner.
from Mlive

Miggy is hitting just .185 (5-for-27) with five singles and no extra-base hits in his past 10 games dating back to Aug. 26, when he homered and knocked in two runs in an 8-6 loss to the Oakland A's. His average fell to .349 with his 0-for-5 performance Tuesday night.

This marks the first time Cabrera has been under the .350 mark since April 20.
 
Nick Castellanos has been in the majors for over a week now and has four plate appearances, this despite being on a team that employs Andy Dirks as a starter at Castellanos' current left field position and has a hobbling Miguel Cabrera in need of days off at his previous third base position. Castellanos finally got his first major league start over the weekend, only to get pinch hit for by Dirks after two plate appearances.

Castellanos can hit, certainly much better than Dirks, but it's getting clearer and clearer with each passing day that Tigers manager Jim Leyland has no plans to even see if he's ready to contribute, let alone insert him into an everyday role or put him on the postseason roster. I don't know what the thinking is behind burying Castellanos on the bench, but even in a part-time role, you'd think his bat could be an asset.
from the Hardball Times


An example of terrible sportswriting. Not only does he have no basis for saying this, it's pretty damn stupid as well.
 
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