How to stop being a two-way player?

[StinkyMcPooter_XBL]

So, back in the minors, I chose to be a full-time 2B and an occasional RP.

What I was expecting was to play everyday and then head to the mound if they needed a spare arm.

What I got was play one game of a series and then sit for 2 games in case they need a mop up pitcher when they are down by 5 runs, or the occasional tie game where they leave me in to pitch for 6 extra innings only to get saddled with a loss when they finally relieve me and the next guy gives up a hit.

At any rate, I don't want to pitch any more. However, neither the manager nor my agent has talked to me in forever. I'm 3 years deep in the majors with the Tigers and have not spoken to anyone since the minors.

How do I get out of this quagmire?

[Moosealbany_PSN]

Yikes!!! If you are not getting a chance to talk with your manager and/or your agent then I don't think there is a way out man. I'm sorry.

[emac0455_PSN]

@stinkymcpooter_xbl said in How to stop being a two-way player?:

So, back in the minors, I chose to be a full-time 2B and an occasional RP.

What I was expecting was to play everyday and then head to the mound if they needed a spare arm.

What I got was play one game of a series and then sit for 2 games in case they need a mop up pitcher when they are down by 5 runs, or the occasional tie game where they leave me in to pitch for 6 extra innings only to get saddled with a loss when they finally relieve me and the next guy gives up a hit.

At any rate, I don't want to pitch any more. However, neither the manager nor my agent has talked to me in forever. I'm 3 years deep in the majors with the Tigers and have not spoken to anyone since the minors.

How do I get out of this quagmire?

I have a similar issue. Anytime I talk to my agent and tell him I'm not happy, the only topic that is brought up is me being traded, not about going full time as a pitcher or position player.