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| − | '''Miguel Cairo''' is a [[Major League Baseball]] utility infielder (can play all infield positions). Teams he has played with throughout his major league career include the [[Toronto Blue Jays]] (1996), [[Chicago Cubs]] (1997, 2001), [[Tampa Bay Devil Rays]] (1998-2000), [[St. Louis Cardinals]] (2001-2003), [[New York Mets]] (2005), [[New York Yankees]] (2004, 2006-2007), [[St. Louis Cardinals]] (2007), and [[Seattle Mariners]] (2008). Due to the fact that he is not | + | '''Miguel Cairo''' is a [[Major League Baseball]] utility infielder (can play all infield positions). Teams he has played with throughout his major league career include the [[Toronto Blue Jays]] (1996), [[Chicago Cubs]] (1997, 2001), [[Tampa Bay Devil Rays]] (1998-2000), [[St. Louis Cardinals]] (2001-2003), [[New York Mets]] (2005), [[New York Yankees]] (2004, 2006-2007), [[St. Louis Cardinals]] (2007), and [[Seattle Mariners]] (2008). Due to the fact that he is not an outstanding offensive player, Cairo has managed to stay in the major leagues due to his usefulness as an excellent defensive player. |
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Latest revision as of 17:29, July 27, 2016
Miguel Cairo is a Major League Baseball utility infielder (can play all infield positions). Teams he has played with throughout his major league career include the Toronto Blue Jays (1996), Chicago Cubs (1997, 2001), Tampa Bay Devil Rays (1998-2000), St. Louis Cardinals (2001-2003), New York Mets (2005), New York Yankees (2004, 2006-2007), St. Louis Cardinals (2007), and Seattle Mariners (2008). Due to the fact that he is not an outstanding offensive player, Cairo has managed to stay in the major leagues due to his usefulness as an excellent defensive player.