Brandon Wood DFAd by Angels

[cheezscott]

and is it league based where he would have made it thru all AL teams an then NL teams would have their shot at him ?

[HiAndTight]

and is it league based where he would have made it thru all AL teams an then NL teams would have their shot at him ?

Yes...at least I'm 99.9 pct certain it is.

 

Gotta pass through the teams in your league first, then the other league.

[RockCoCougars]

Thanks for the info. We'll probably need it, as this likely won't be the last time that Wood goes on waivers.

[Point Beer Is Best]

and is it league based where he would have made it thru all AL teams an then NL teams would have their shot at him ?

Yes...at least I'm 99.9 pct certain it is.

 

Gotta pass through the teams in your league first, then the other league.

Did this change back to what it was a few years ago? When the Brewers claimed Turnbow from the Angels, I remember an article stating that the Tigers put in a claim for him also, but the waiver order was the ranking of teams in all of baseball, so that's why the Brewers (NL) claimed Turnbow ahead of Detroit (AL) when he was released from an AL club. The article pointed out that either this waiver order was different from the year before, or maybe it was noting it was the last year that this was the case.

I'm not sure, other than the waiver order at one time flip flopped between total MLB and by League.

 

[dadofandrew]

I think it's MLB during season, AL/NL offseason. Or maybe not.