Tiger announces catcher Tomás Nido The exemption was cleared and the Thriple-A Toledo has been removed. The veteran defender has the right to refuse the free agent mission, although the team offers no indication that he will do so.
Nido spent six weeks on the major league roster in Detroit Jake Rogers The left-tilted strain was collapsed. The 31-year-old supports Dillon Dingler And it is mostly valid in a small sample. Nido collected 12 hits in 10 games, hitting the ball in the process.343. However, that only 35 batsmen, while Nido's MLB record is a lower-average batsman. His lifelong .215/.249/.310 has been in nearly 1,000 major league appearances. He reached .160 in six three-innings before the Tigers called him.
The team is clearly still skeptical about Nido's ability to strike, despite their small sample success. He has no choice, so any team that claims he needs to bring him to the MLB roster. The Tiger will certainly be happy to keep him as Toledo's non-composition depth. Nido enjoys a positive reputation for defense and has a lot of experience with senior minors. Rogers and Dingler are the only receivers in the 40-man lineup, so if any major league receiver suffers future damage, Nido may be the first backup.
