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  1. it should be noted that morrison is the only non-roster invitee to both spring training and brewers summer camp with at least six years of service time who finished the 2019 season on a major league roster or major league injured list. (shelby miller has the service time, but wasn't on a major league assignment when the season concluded.) thus, morrison was subject to being paid a $100,000 retention bonus if the brewers had not chosen to add him to their opening day roster or major league injured list, or being granted his release. it's still unclear how those retention bonuses will be handled.
  2. reported here and here that a player has to meet at least 50 days on the active roster in order to be kept by the claiming team.
  3. this is just the list for players working out in milwaukee. the grand chute list has not been announced yet.
  4. it should be noted that drew rasmussen, who had already been returned to minor league camp in march, will be working out at miller park.
  5. there are four players on the 40-man roster (all optioned) who have not been invited to work out at miller park as the club finalizes their opening day 30-man roster. presumably, all four will be part of the 60-man player pool, but that has yet to be announced. angel perdomo corey ray trey supak tyrone taylor it is also unclear if and when these players will burn their minor league options. all but taylor were optioned in march, with taylor being optioned just a few days ago. under normal rules, if a player spends more than 20 days optioned, his optioned is burned for that year.
  6. that leaves the brewers with two non-roster invitees who were still in major league camp when spring training was suspended who will not working out at miller park: tuffy gosewisch aaron wilkerson both remain candidates to be included in the club's 60-man player pool, like any player in the organization, to work out in grand chute. both have major league experience.
  7. nine non-roster invitees will be working out at miller park in july to try to crack the opening day 30-man roster. it should be noted that the 40-man is currently full, but that a player can be removed from the 40-man if placed on the special covid-19 injured list: keon broxton zack brown jake faria justin grimm shelby miller mike morin logan morrison jace peterson drew rasmussen
  8. 45 players contending for the 30-man opening day roster. this doesn't mean that other players in the 60-man pool don't have a shot at the opening day roster . . . it's just that these guys are more strongly considered.
  9. insight on this twitter thread: the only way to remove a healthy player lacking 40-man roster status from the 60-man player pool is to release him. in order to remove a healthy 40-man roster player from the 60-man player pool, the club must expose him to outright or release waivers and risk losing him. if there is an instance where three or more players at the alternate training site are placed on the special covid-19 injured list, clubs can add replacement players to their 60-man pool. when a club decides their services are no longer needed (i.e. the players placed on the special injured list are cleared to return), those replacement players do not have to be exposed to waivers in order to be removed from the 60-man player pool. --post edited to clarify "outbreak clause" only affects players at the alternate training site.
  10. blue jays players expected to compete for the 30-man roster have been told to report to toronto . . . maybe not . . .
  11. the brewers won't announce their player pool until tomorrow. can have up to 60 players.
  12. blue jays players expected to compete for the 30-man roster have been told to report to toronto . . .
  13. this mlbtraderumors article addresses quite a bit . . . we've already established above that placement on the 45-day injured list or covid-related injured list removes a player from the 60-man pool. presumably, this also removes him from the 40-man roster. mlbtraderumors reports that any player on the 30-man, 28-man or 26-man active roster must be on the 40-man. if the 40-man is full, the club must make a transaction to open up a spot in order to bring up a non-40-man roster player from the 60-man player pool. this includes requesting outright or release waivers and risking surrendering the player to another team. mlbtr also reports that optioned players must meet a requisite 10-day stay (unless being recalled to serve as the 27th man or to replace an injured player).
  14. now through the end of july. now through the end of july.
  15. tyrone taylor has been optioned (on paper) to san antonio. he will report to the alternate spring training site in grand chute.
  16. counsell anticipates 16 or 17 pitchers on the 30-man roster.
  17. rick schlesinger confirms that the name change will still happen in 2021. it's the final year as miller park.
  18. brewers paying minor leaguers through end of august.
  19. trades can only include players from the 60-man player pool. it's unclear if teams are permitted to include cash or a player to be named later in a deal.
  20. a little more clarification but also some confusion offered in this mlb.com article: --a player can be removed from the player pool (and 40-man roster) via placement on the 45-day injured list or placement on the covid-19 related injured list. --regarding outright waivers, this quote states that a team does have to request release or outright waiver assignments, which implies that all other teams would have the opportunity to make a claim on the player and add him to their 60-man player pool.
  21. as mentioned above, the blue jays are considering buffalo, home of their class aaa affiliate. as for when the season starts in late july? mlb is hoping that the canadian government will have policies in place that allow for travel to and play in canada.
  22. once a player is removed from the 60-man pool, he can't be used again by that club in 2020. unclear if he could be claimed by another team and added to their 60-man pool. this makes me think that placing a player on the 45-day injured list will not remove him from the 60-man pool, in contrast to how the 60-day injured list removes the player from the 40-man.
  23. up to three exhibition games permitted to be scheduled.
  24. i'm curious if and when umpires will be present.
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