MLB Off-Topic

[dickey1331]

An 8th grader is pretty bad. If this stuff is true then he’s done with baseball.


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[Majingir]

If he's done, can Rays void his deal or is it like Bauer where he's done but still gets his money.

[Sportsforever]

Quote: Originally Posted by DieHardYankee26

https://twitter.com/hgomez27/status/1691267599168929792

Interesting - we’ll see. The report I saw didn’t mention it being a second accuser; for his sake I hope it isn’t.


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[steelerfan]

I'm not going to speculate, but the first accuser does not seem credible from what I've seen.

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[reyes the roof]

Quote: Originally Posted by Majingir

If he's done, can Rays void his deal or is it like Bauer where he's done but still gets his money.

I think he’d need to get a suspension or jail time for Tampa to not have to pay him, although Passan said in a tweet the other day that you usually don’t get paid when you’re on the restricted list that Tampa placed him on

[Majingir]

Quote: Originally Posted by reyes the roof

I think he’d need to get a suspension or jail time for Tampa to not have to pay him, although Passan said in a tweet the other day that you usually don’t get paid when you’re on the restricted list that Tampa placed him on

Let's say he's just in jail for X months, or even just a few years, I wonder if that voids his whole deal or just the time he's gone.

Or would he be on the restricted list for good (or could the league ban him if he does get convicted/jailed)?

[Jr.]

Stroman has fractured rib cartilage.


Not sure how cartilage is fractured in your ribs but torn everywhere else

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[steelerfan]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jr.

Stroman has fractured rib cartilage. Not sure how cartilage is fractured in your ribs but torn everywhere else Sent from my SM-G970U using Operation Sports mobile app

When a tear (full or partial) occurs in the costal cartilage (the cartilage that connects your ribs to your sternum), it is referred to as a "break" or "fracture". I have no idea why, I'm guessing it's semantics.

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