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With the 0.7 rWAR and .694 OPS that the Tigers have gotten out of the position in 2021, though, right field is a significant area of need. More generally, Castellanos would also give Detroit a big bopper to build its lineup around.Īvila has previously hinted that the coming winter could herald the Tigers' return to spending big bucks in free agency. After finishing in last place four times between 20, the Tigers are now in third place in the American League Central at 62-70. Things were pretty grim in Detroit when Castellanos left, but less so now that the team's rebuild is beginning to bear fruit. Though his actual son, Alex, is also a major leaguer, general manager Al Avila said of Castellanos at the time: 'I look at him like a son, almost.'

If not a homecoming of one sort with the Marlins, maybe Castellanos will make a homecoming of another sort with the Tigers this winter.īy the time the Tigers traded Castellanos to the Cubs in July 2019, he had been with the organization for nearly a decade.

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Even if they were, Castellanos might not want a homecoming as badly as a more immediate shot at a World Series ring.

Yet this is hardly a guarantee that the Marlins are ready to spend as much as $100 million on one player. They've built up a promising core of young talent throughout a multi-year rebuild, and their books contain only one guaranteed contract for 2022 and beyond. Though the Marlins have yet to spend big bucks in free agency since Bruce Sherman and Derek Jeter took over in 2017, that could potentially change this winter. 398 slugging percentage from the right side this season. 774 OPS and 2.9 rWAR -out of right field this season, most of that came before they sent Adam Duvall to Atlanta in July. Though the Marlins have gotten good production-i.e., a. He played his high school ball less than an hour's drive from Miami in Southwest Ranches, Florida, and even committed to the University of Miami before the Detroit Tigers drafted him 44th overall in 2010. If the Miami Marlins take an interest in Castellanos this winter, perhaps he'd be all too happy to come home. Like with the Cubs, though, whether the Nats are willing to go that route and whether Castellanos would want to join up will be the big questions.

If they like Castellanos for the job, Juan Soto could easily move back to left field to make room. Though the Nationals already have a pretty good right fielder, they're going to need some right-handed thump if they want to return to contention in 2022 after they also blew up their roster at the deadline. For one, will the Cubs be ready to spend so soon after blowing up their roster at the trade deadline? For two, would Castellanos trust in their contention window enough to hop back aboard? In Russell Dorsey of the Chicago Sun-Times, at least one local wants him back. They're already operating with one of their highest all-time payrolls, and they aren't looking at much in the way of salary relief this winter.Ĭastellanos was a revelation in 51 games for the Cubs down the stretch of 2019, hitting. The catch is that the Reds would likely have to stretch their budget to re-accommodate Castellanos.

And they would surely want to, as he's provided a good return on the Reds' initial $64 million investment. There would, of course, technically be nothing stopping the Reds from re-signing Castellanos if he does opt out.

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