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That's a shame. Feel JD's offseason plans were somewhat thwarted. But there was no telling how good this guy was going to be. And it was against the pitcher's wishes who I expect is none too happy right now.TUESDAY: The Kia Tigers announced that they have rejected the winning bid for Yang, as was first reported (in Korean) by San Kang on Twitter (h/t: Dan Kurtz of MyKBO.net).
As a result, there may end up being no certain resolution as to whether it as the Twins or Rangers who ultimately posted the highest bid. Regardless of which club won the bidding, Yang won’t be jumping to Major League Baseball until next offseason at least. He can be posted once again next November.
However, as Jeeho Yoo of the Yonhap News Agency in Korea tweets, Yang will be eligible to jump to Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball in 2015 if the Tigers let him. Yoo also tweets that Yang can be eligible for unrestricted free agency following the 2016 season, at which point he wouldn’t need to be posted to sign with a Major League club.
No dice on that one, if in fact the Rangers were even the winners of the bidding. Oh well on to other options
That's a shame. Feel JD's offseason plans were somewhat thwarted. But there was no telling how good this guy was going to be. And it was against the pitcher's wishes who I expect is none too happy right now.
It is being reported that Guzman had not been drinking.