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Chef99
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Take from this what you will...
According to Ken Davidoff of the New York Post, those players connected to Biogenesis face a 6 p.m. ET deadline on Sunday to settle their cases with MLB.
Once that deadline passes, MLB will reportedly make two announcements on Monday: In one, they'll announce suspensions for players who have accepted penalties. The other will announce suspensions for players who refused to accept a deal and could challenge the decision before an arbitrator. Alex Rodriguez could potentially face a lifetime ban, but reports indicate that he is prepared to challenge through arbitration. Among the other players involved include Rangers' outfielder Nelson Cruz, Tigers' shortstop Jhonny Peralta, and Padres' shortstop Everth Cabrera, all of whom are expected to receive 50-game suspensions.
I'm betting the Rev is right about Everth. He has absolutely no incentive for appealing the suspension with the Pads pretty much done for the year. Peralta and Cruz are the ones to wait on.
That said, it'll kill me to let Cabrera go and find out he's decided to fight, even though it's gotta be 99% sure that he won't.
Btw, there's one thing I hate even more than closers...that's A-Rod. I don't think i've ever loathed a ballplayer as much as I do this scumbag.
According to Ken Davidoff of the New York Post, those players connected to Biogenesis face a 6 p.m. ET deadline on Sunday to settle their cases with MLB.
Once that deadline passes, MLB will reportedly make two announcements on Monday: In one, they'll announce suspensions for players who have accepted penalties. The other will announce suspensions for players who refused to accept a deal and could challenge the decision before an arbitrator. Alex Rodriguez could potentially face a lifetime ban, but reports indicate that he is prepared to challenge through arbitration. Among the other players involved include Rangers' outfielder Nelson Cruz, Tigers' shortstop Jhonny Peralta, and Padres' shortstop Everth Cabrera, all of whom are expected to receive 50-game suspensions.
I'm betting the Rev is right about Everth. He has absolutely no incentive for appealing the suspension with the Pads pretty much done for the year. Peralta and Cruz are the ones to wait on.
That said, it'll kill me to let Cabrera go and find out he's decided to fight, even though it's gotta be 99% sure that he won't.

Btw, there's one thing I hate even more than closers...that's A-Rod. I don't think i've ever loathed a ballplayer as much as I do this scumbag.