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The Detroit News · Feb 16, 2019

Candelario banking on bouncing back strong after stint at Camp Cano

Jeimer Candelario led the Tigers in strikeouts in 2018 with 160. (Photo11: Robin Buckson, Detroit News)

Lakeland, Fla. — When the season ended last year, the Tigers had one specific offseason request for third baseman Jeimer Candelario.

Go home and rest your body, and your mind.

Candelario, despite a persistent and at times debilitating soreness in his left wrist, played in a career-most 144 games and had 619 plate appearances last season. The Tigers asked him not to play winter ball, which is akin to asking a priest not to preach.

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