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Rule 5 pick Julian Fernandez claimed from Giants

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So can I say he wasted a 40-man spot when we need to put the players in the 40-man roster to protect them from the rule-5 draft ?

 

Not a waste if they feel Julian Fernandez can be an asset. Could potentially be better than the available guys in the rule 5 draft.

 

 

Wait so did we finally get clarity on this? Is this guy subject to the Rule 5 rules for the 2019 season and if he is and he has to be sent back where does he go? 

 

Please answer this so I can stop losing sleep at night over this.

 

 

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Wait so did we finally get clarity on this? Is this guy subject to the Rule 5 rules for the 2019 season and if he is and he has to be sent back where does he go? 

 

Please answer this so I can stop losing sleep at night over this.

 

He's subject to the rule 5 rules but I have no idea where he'd go.

 

 

He's subject to the rule 5 rules but I have no idea where he'd go.

 

Since he was put on waivers it might mean that Colorado refused to take him back so its extra confusing. Oh well, let's assume or hope the Marlins never have to find out where he gets sent to. 

 

 

Since he was put on waivers it might mean that Colorado refused to take him back so its extra confusing. Oh well, let's assume or hope the Marlins never have to find out where he gets sent to. 

 

Doesn't waivers go in order of record, though?  Meaning worse teams have priority on a player than better teams, and since we were worse than Colorado, we'd have priority?  Or is that only up to the waiver deadline and not applicable at other times?

 

 

Did some investigating I think its like this...

 

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Rule 5 picks need to spend an entire season in the majors and DL time does count, so this guy did do that part, but they also need 90 days on the active roster, which he hasn't done... so he doesn't need to spend all of 2019 in the majors he only needs the 90 days and then the Marlins can option him down and still keep him. 

 

So this might be a brilliant and easy move for the Marlins. It's like a shortcut to keeping a Rule 5 guy. They wait for him to get healthy, stash him in the bullpen for 90 days and he's theres to keep.

 

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You really losing sleep on this! ?

 

Seems like it. Honestly I just keep going back to it because I thought I knew the Rule 5 stuff and suddenly this happens and it feels like a puzzle with a missing piece. 

 

 

Wait so did we finally get clarity on this? Is this guy subject to the Rule 5 rules for the 2019 season and if he is and he has to be sent back where does he go? 

 

Please answer this so I can stop losing sleep at night over this.

 

Obsessive- Compulsive Disorder ? I think he would go to the "San Francisco Rockies" or "Colorado Giants"…

 

 

Thanks for this. Where u been man? Go post in the new uniforms thread I'd love to know what you think of them. 

 

you sound like a quinceañera 

 

 

So this might be a brilliant and easy move for the Marlins. It's like a shortcut to keeping a Rule 5 guy. They wait for him to get healthy, stash him in the bullpen for 90 days and he's theres to keep.

 

Good job Jeter, good job Denbo or good job Hill !?

 

 

He's subject to the rule 5 rules but I have no idea where he'd go.

 

Everything I've read online seems to back up what @SonOfJack originally posted. However, what I found on MLB.COM would seem to contradict that.  So, who the fuck knows.  LOL

 

 

Thanks for this. Where u been man? Go post in the new uniforms thread I'd love to know what you think of them. 

 

I've still been lurking.  I'm mostly active during the season and not as much during the off-season. 

 

Plus, Jeter signed the Mesa Brothers and I promised to drop my #FuckJeter hashtag (that still feels right ? ) and I don't want to fall back into old habits.  LOL

 

I do miss you though and I still have fond memories of our boat ride.  I heart you!

 

How's this for a new hashtag? #JetersNotSoBad?

 

 

you sound like a quinceañera 

 

Don't hate! He'll save a dance for you.

 

 

My final and definitive post on this guy...

 

1. @SonOfJack was right, before a Rule 5 guy is returned to their original team they are placed on waivers and are offered to the other 28 teams in case any of those teams want to give the guy a chance. The whole point of Rule 5 is to prevent teams from stashing guys in the minors without ever giving them an opportunity in the majors, if the waivers thing wasn't in place the original team would just stash the guy back in the minors and he would never get his opportunity. The waivers rule gives him another opportunity. 

 

2. Confirmed that the Marlins only have to keep him in the majors for 90 days at which point he loses Rule 5 eligibility and remains with the Marlins and can be optioned down to the minors. His Rule 5 eligibility does not need to last all of the 2019 season. 

 

3. If he isn't kept by the Marlins he goes back to... the Rockies, his original team. The Giants didn't complete the Rule 5 requirements so they don't get him back. The Giants tried to send him back to the Rockies and that's when the Marlins claimed him. With that said, if the Marlins tried sending him back to the Rockies he would again go through waivers and could even be claimed by a fourth team who would inherit the same rules relative to however long the Marlins kept him in the majors.

 

Any questions after that? 

 

 

who cares, best case for this guy is a good reliever. Woo.

 

It's not nothing, but organization changing I'm not sure.

 

 

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who cares, best case for this guy is a good reliever. Woo.

 

It's not nothing, but organization changing I'm not sure.

 

If he becomes a good reliever, that's a good addition to depth at no real cost.

 

Who said it is organization changing or has to be?

 

 

If he becomes a good reliever, that's a good addition to depth at no real cost.

 

Who said it is organization changing or has to be?

 

no one,

 

I just figured in the grand scheme of things this would at least make a relatively large impact. I feel like this is a low risk, solid reward type deal. Nothing to write home about. 

 

 

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no one,

 

I just figured in the grand scheme of things this would at least make a relatively large impact. I feel like this is a low risk, solid reward type deal. Nothing to write home about. 

 

Rule 5 picks hardly ever make a large impact, they are just players added to the mix to potentially help out. It is a low risk, solid reward type deal. Still worth mentioning.

 

 

no one,

 

I just figured in the grand scheme of things this would at least make a relatively large impact. I feel like this is a low risk, solid reward type deal. Nothing to write home about. 

 

Who said this was an impact move?

 

And who still writes home?

 

 

it's an impact move in the sense that literally almost anyone they acquire is good enough to be on their 25 man roster.  Honestly, i'm not even being sarcastic here - thos're just the facts ma'am.

 

 

Wasn’t Dan Uggla a rule 5 pick for us? I could be wrong.  I know he didn’t shatter the world but he was pretty good for us for a few years anyway.

 

 

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