Former West Michigan Whitecap Omar Infante was the only player to really show up in the World Series for the Tigers (other than the gallant pitchers, who literally had 0 run support…). All he really has to show for this is a broken hand, but, hey, at least he got on base, unlike the rest of his teammates. Maybe he and Sean Casey should start their own little club, or something…
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Omar is an example of perseverance and inspiration and I think it’s the least that he can receive after so many achievements to his team. Omar is the combination of strength, coordination and discipline …… He deserves it..
Jake-he did right by the Tigers after he was traded back. Nothing spectacular, but he did play pretty solid. In the WS certainly better than the rest of the team.
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