There's nothing he can do about it now. It's more comfortable for him to be in Miami. That's it. There's no story here.

[Sosa has been in Miami since Sept. 7, rehabbing his latest toe injury.] He is doing well and, basically, he's ready to go back to work. But by the time he got game-ready, there might be a couple of games left, ... Jim (Beattie, Orioles executive vice president), Sammy and I resolved that it wouldn't be productive to bring him back to get ready for a couple of games.

I would be comfortable to bat anywhere,

The inclination is not to, but it's unresolved.

We just decided since it would be only a few games left, it wasn't worth it, ... and we will revisit his situation with the Orioles in the off-season.

Sammy always spoke very highly of Miguel. I'm unaware of any rift.