Do the tigers who fight Javy Báez on squad while the position of the position shling continues?

Do you remember playing Javier Báez, who played the third basis for the Detroit Tigers, was a wild concept? Well, we may have to get a grip on a further change in position for the fighting shortstop.

After Báez had never played a single inning in midfield at the beginning of this month, he said at the beginning of this month that playing the position “one of his) dreams. Well, this dream was brought into the line -up in the Grapefruit League game on Saturday against the Atlanta Braves, as a manager Aj Hint as Tiger’s Start Center Field.

Admittedly, Báez’s first spring in midfield was not particularly challenging. The starting jug Jack Flaherty kept the Braves over six goalless Innerings for three goals, and Kenta Maeda followed in relief with a perfect inning. Kerry Carpenter made a shoulder-free grave in the right field, and Justyn-Henry Malloy put a ball to the left. But Báez saw no action in the center. It is difficult to assess its suitability after such a game in the position.

Tiger clearly has no idea how to fit Javy Báez on the squad while the position hops continue

Regardless of whether he gets more view of the midfield, the decision to put Báez in the outer field can only be described by the tigers as a train of despair. The despair in question does not refer to the outdoor field-sie injured by the Tiger, Manuel Margot has signed to approach this problem-but Báez ‘continued battles on the plate.

Báez, the highest paid player on the Tiger squad, was limited to just 80 games last season due to injuries and met a abysmal 0.184/.221/.294. Even if he is healthy, he only met .221/.263/.347 in three years. In the meantime, Trey Sweeney took over in Shortstop in 2024 when Báez hit a hip injury at the end of the season and played an important role in the surprising playoff run of the Tiger.

Based on merits alone, SWEENEY should be the everyday shortstop of the tigers. Báez is still due to more than 20 million US dollars in the next three seasons under his nightmare of a contract, so he must be part of the everyday list of Detroit. If he can be part of the solution to fill the tiger’s cavities on the third base and in the middle of the field, Báez is at least a little more deserved. But to endanger the team defensively just to push him into the picture hardly makes any sense.

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