Tigers' Ordonez will hit incentive, Leyland says

Found September 14, 2009 on SI.com:

Tigers' Ordonez will hit incentive, Leyland says

TEAMS: Detroit Tigers
PLAYERS: Magglio Ordonez

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DETROIT (AP) -- Detroit Tigers manager Jim Leyland said Magglio Ordonez will reach the plate appearance incentive in his contract that will give the outfielder an $18 million option for next season.

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