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Martin Prado to miss Opening Day

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To the last time he played. So at this point it's moot.

 

They could DL him for the first series and he can play the second series at this point.

 

And yes. It's 10 days now. Which is more reasonable. Get ready for Baltimore to manipulate that bitch this summer.

 

And for Mike hill to day? The DL is only 10 days now??

 

Thanks. I thought when it comes to Spring Training they could only retro from the last week of it. Since some players DL stints would carry into the season from prior years.

 

 

Thanks. I thought when it comes to Spring Training they could only retro from the last week of it. Since some players DL stints would carry into the season from prior years.

 

I'm pretty sure this is accurate. It's the last time they played within the last week of spring or so. 

 

 

I tried to find the example, what I was referring to is Opening Day 2014. Rafael Furcal got hurt again and was placed on the DL retro to March 21, Jeff Baker ended up starting that day. Opening day that year was March 31st.

 

I am gonna guess the earliest to retro is 10 days before Opening Day?

 

 

I tried to find the example, what I was referring to is Opening Day 2014. Rafael Furcal got hurt again and was placed on the DL retro to March 21, Jeff Baker ended up starting that day. Opening day that year was March 31st.

 

I am gonna guess the earliest to retro is 10 days before Opening Day?

 

It might even be changed this year because of the DL going down to 10 days because of course getting on the 10 day DL 10 days before Opening Day means you never actually got on the DL. 

 

 

It might even be changed this year because of the DL going down to 10 days because of course getting on the 10 day DL 10 days before Opening Day means you never actually got on the DL. 

 

So maybe it's only to retro 6~7 days now.

 

 

It might even be changed this year because of the DL going down to 10 days because of course getting on the 10 day DL 10 days before Opening Day means you never actually got on the DL. 

 

Yup you are right and I found the rule update here

 

2. A player can be placed on the MLB 10-day DL (formerly the 15-day DL) no earlier than six days prior to MLB Opening Day, and a player can be placed on a minor league 7-day DL no earlier than the start of his club's regular season.

 

 

 

Updated opening post and title:

 

He will NOT be ready for Opening Day due to a Grade 1 strain

 

does it have to thru MS then HS until he gets back?

 

 

Stop trying to be like [uSER=2328]@SilverBullet1929[/uSER] and I. You'll never reach our level.

 

dat's right I'm way uphere for you two clowns 

 

 

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