The Detroit Tigers took a gamble before the start of the season, signing former Houston Astros starting pitcher Jose Urquidy to a one-year deal. Urquidy isn't exactly being stretched to potentially join the Tigers' rotation as his rehab appearances have been capped after four innings. Even then, it's hard to envision any scenario where Urquidy is on the Tigers' initial postseason roster. How pitchers recover from Tommy John surgery is never an exact science, but Urquidy feels like a wasted opportunity for the Tigers' front office. Hope that $1 million for a few innings of Urquidy was worth it.