Why skip Galarraga?

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According to Leyland, it came down to having off days the next two Mondays. Because of that, Justin Verlander was scheduled to start Wednesday at Kansas City with an extra day of rest, then would've had another extra day of rest before his next start. The decision was that it's best to keep Verlander on his normal routine. "I need to get Verlander going," said Leyland, who added that Verlander ... [link]

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Off-Day Open Thread
Published 5/12/2008 by Ian Casselberry at Bless You Boys: Front Page Posts
... The Tigers have announced that they'll be skipping Armando Galarraga's turn in the rotation with the off-day.  And with Dontrelle Willis getting ready to return, Galarraga probably has just one more start with the big leaguers.  I think they're skipping the wrong guy.  Sorry, ...

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