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Twins to Release Park?

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The Yankees just signed Chris Carter to a 1 year 3.5M deal. A good sign Park and his contract of 3x that amount isn't getting claimed. The Rays re-signed Logan Morrison too for what it's worth.

I think if Park played 162 games in 2017 he would hit

 

Actually ... according to a link pasted here earlier ... once DFA'd, the team has 10 days to waive/trade, release or reassign. When placed on waivers, claiming teams have 3 days to make a claim. Those 3 days are part of the 10, so the team DFAing said player has up to 7 days to actually put the player on waivers to accommodate the 3 days a claim can be made. When a player is DFA'd, he isn't automatically on waivers. I'm doing a terrible job at explaining something that confuses me and am not sure I have it right, so someone else who is clear-headed on this, please jump in.

I was confused before, I thought I'd cleared things up, now I'm confused again.  Thanks!

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Geeeeeeeeeez ... that put me in a serious state of WTF. Glad it was an error.

I felt the same way when I saw this post at first.  But then, given Twinks decisions in the recent past, I figured it was business as usual with this quizzical team.  What a world, what a world, when news of the most moronic decisions are met with a shrug of the shoulders and an 'oh, well.'

 

I think if Park played 162 games in 2017 he would hit

 

I was confused before, I thought I'd cleared things up, now I'm confused again.  Thanks!

45 home

I did a terrible job of explaining that ... in my head I understood what I said, but reading what I wrote ... I don't! Sorry!

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