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DFA Hughes

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Yes, but this says nothing about who pays what if the player is signed by another team.

 

We know that in the first year the cutting team is responsible. What about other years?

 

I know you're trying to be helpful but we are going around in circles. :P

Speaking of Sandoval, here is a blurb which confirms what we've all said, that the releasing team is on the hook for the entire contract:

 

https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2017/07/red-sox-designate-pablo-sandoval-for-assignment.html

 

Boston will now be on the hook for the remaining $49.8MM that Sandoval is owed through the end of the 2019 season. With a trade effectively unfathomable, Sandoval can either be outrighted to Triple-A (if he accepts the assignment) or released, at which point any club will be eligible to sign him for the pro-rated portion of the league minimum.

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  • Mike Sixel
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    Other than a roster spot that can't be used to send players back and forth from the minors, and the opportunity to see if those guys can get MLB out or not......and more runs to give up (potentially).

  • The Twins have some pretty marginal players on the 40 man roster so I am not sure that should be the reason to outright cut him. I am interested in what he can do in year 2 of his recovery and wouldn'

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    I am not surprised he's on the 60 day. This FO does do some things better than the last one for sure. The DL usage seems better to me, for example. 

 

They've now bounced him for the rest of the season. I suspect they'll give him one more shot in the spring, and won't hesitate to either dfa or 60 day dl.

"Golf Clap"

 

I'm not sure if they'll even have a chance to get another look in the spring, but at least we won't have to watch him again this year. 

They've now bounced him for the rest of the season. I suspect they'll give him one more shot in the spring, and won't hesitate to either dfa or 60 day dl.

If they can't find a better use for that 40 man spot over the winter we've hired the wrong people.

 

They aren't responsible for his contract, but at this point what they do with it is on them.

If they can't find a better use for that 40 man spot over the winter we've hired the wrong people.

 

They aren't responsible for his contract, but at this point what they do with it is on them.

I would think a guy like Hughes would be worthwhile to bring in to camp.

 

They can always sign a wink wink minor league deal.

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Speaking of Sandoval, here is a blurb which confirms what we've all said, that the releasing team is on the hook for the entire contract:

https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2017/07/red-sox-designate-pablo-sandoval-for-assignment.html
 

 

Yes, yes. We are all aware of this rule. But what I'm asking for is the text of the rule, not an article written about it.

 

It seems unusual that there is this rule that everyone is an expert on but no one can find. I simply want to find it.

 

Yes, yes. We are all aware of this rule. But what I'm asking for is the text of the rule, not an article written about it.

 

It seems unusual that there is this rule that everyone is an expert on but no one can find. I simply want to find it.

I don't thing it's been published yet. The 2012-2016 info is in here somewhere.

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