Bremer with a great stat. All-time series between the Twins and Red Sox is knotted at 298 wins apiece coming in to this series.
It's pretty easy to say that when your win expectation was 69 this year. If he's our best pitcher in the 2nd half I can guarantee he'll somehow magically appear in the playoffs should they make it.I just heard Jeff Pasolt say that part of the punishment assigned to Santana is that he won't be available for the post season if the Twinks should get there. So they better not act as though this is a mid-season pickup. Though, knowing how the Pohlads have treated this team during the past few years...
It's pretty easy to say that when your win expectation was 69 this year. If he's our best pitcher in the 2nd half I can guarantee he'll somehow magically appear in the playoffs should they make it.
No, he's ineligible for the playoffs.
Via MLB? Is that in cba now?
This is old news
Beauner said:dxmnkd316 said:Gopherguy05 said:Laxref said:Santana should be eligible for post-season play, unless something changed in the PED policy right?Neat Hat said:Which will be awesome, if the Twins make the playoffs, and Santana then has to sit out. :roll:
It changed. If you are suspended during the season you are ineligible for the Playoffs.
Wait, really? That seems bizarre. I'm surprised the MLBPA went with that.
They changed it due to all the anger about Jhonny Peralta and Nelson Cruz being eligible for the playoffs after their PED test fail in the 2013 season. They enacted it along with the longer PED suspensions (from 50 to 80 for failure #1 and 100 to 160 for failure #2).
I think it was the MLBPA's idea. Or at least fully supported by them.
Makes it a stiffer penalty and (hopefully) bigger deterrent for people to stay clean.
Why not?
Your 1st place Minnesota Twins...