Bucs
1. Oneil Cruz (L) SS
2. Bryan Reynolds (S) CF
3. Andrew McCutchen (R) RF
4. Carlos Santana (S) 1B
5. Ji-Man Choi (L) DH
6. Ke'Bryan Hayes (R) 3B
7. Canaan Smith-Njigba (L) LF
8. Ji Hwan Bae (L) 2B
9. Tyler Heineman (S) C
Roansy Contreras (R) SP
BoSox
1. Alex Verdugo (L) RF
2. Rafael Devers (L) 3B
3. Justin Turner (R) DH
4. Masataka Yoshida (L) LF
5. Adam Duvall (R) CF
6. Triston Casas (L) 1B
7. Enrique Hernandez (R) SS
8. Reese McGuire (L) C
9. Yu Chang (R) 2B
Nick Pivetta (R) SP
Official Game Thread - 4/4 - Buc @ BoSox
Moderators: SammyKhalifa, Doc, Bobster
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Bobster21
Official Game Thread - 4/4 - Buc @ BoSox
I wonder what the penalty would be for using the same lineup 2 days in a row. Must be pretty severe. 
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SteadyFreddy
Official Game Thread - 4/4 - Buc @ BoSox
I know it’s against everything the Pirates do but why not call Endy up for a week and give him a chance to play and just see what happens. I’d rather see him up at this point getting at bats over Heineman. At some point this has to stop and the Pirates need to just call these guys up and let them play.
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WildwoodDave2
Official Game Thread - 4/4 - Buc @ BoSox
55726367627F40746362627F060 wrote: I know it’s against everything the Pirates do but why not call Endy up for a week and give him a chance to play and just see what happens. I’d rather see him up at this point getting at bats over Heineman. At some point this has to stop and the Pirates need to just call these guys up and let them play.
What is the date that when they are called up, it doesn't count
for the present year as far as team control is concerned. (hope that makes sense}
What is the date that when they are called up, it doesn't count
for the present year as far as team control is concerned. (hope that makes sense}
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WildwoodDave2
Official Game Thread - 4/4 - Buc @ BoSox
Bae 2 run homer over the Green Monster- good bye Castro
23-1 bucs
23-1 bucs
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Bobster21
Official Game Thread - 4/4 - Buc @ BoSox
06383D35263E3E351530273463510 wrote: I know it’s against everything the Pirates do but why not call Endy up for a week and give him a chance to play and just see what happens. I’d rather see him up at this point getting at bats over Heineman. At some point this has to stop and the Pirates need to just call these guys up and let them play.
What is the date that when they are called up, it doesn't count
for the present year as far as team control is concerned. (hope that makes sense}
It's not a date, but rather the length of time on the roster. When a player remains on the MLB roster for at least 172 of the 187 calendar days of the season, it counts as a service year. So if they expect to call up a player and keep him the rest of the season, they need to wait until the 17th calendar day of the season (i.e., 16 calendar days NOT on the roster) to prevent it from being counted as a service year. But if they only want to call him up for a brief period, the date they call him up doesn't make any difference.
What is the date that when they are called up, it doesn't count
for the present year as far as team control is concerned. (hope that makes sense}
It's not a date, but rather the length of time on the roster. When a player remains on the MLB roster for at least 172 of the 187 calendar days of the season, it counts as a service year. So if they expect to call up a player and keep him the rest of the season, they need to wait until the 17th calendar day of the season (i.e., 16 calendar days NOT on the roster) to prevent it from being counted as a service year. But if they only want to call him up for a brief period, the date they call him up doesn't make any difference.
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WildwoodDave2
Official Game Thread - 4/4 - Buc @ BoSox
577A77666170672724150 wrote: I know it’s against everything the Pirates do but why not call Endy up for a week and give him a chance to play and just see what happens. I’d rather see him up at this point getting at bats over Heineman. At some point this has to stop and the Pirates need to just call these guys up and let them play.
What is the date that when they are called up, it doesn't count
for the present year as far as team control is concerned. (hope that makes sense}
It's not a date, but rather the length of time on the roster. When a player remains on the MLB roster for at least 172 of the 187 calendar days of the season, it counts as a service year. So if they expect to call up a player and keep him the rest of the season, they need to wait until the 17th calendar day of the season (i.e., 16 calendar days NOT on the roster) to prevent it from being counted as a service year. But if they only want to call him up for a brief period, the date they call him up doesn't make any difference.
Thank you!
What is the date that when they are called up, it doesn't count
for the present year as far as team control is concerned. (hope that makes sense}
It's not a date, but rather the length of time on the roster. When a player remains on the MLB roster for at least 172 of the 187 calendar days of the season, it counts as a service year. So if they expect to call up a player and keep him the rest of the season, they need to wait until the 17th calendar day of the season (i.e., 16 calendar days NOT on the roster) to prevent it from being counted as a service year. But if they only want to call him up for a brief period, the date they call him up doesn't make any difference.
Thank you!
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WildwoodDave2
Official Game Thread - 4/4 - Buc @ BoSox
Reynolds blast- open your wallet Bob. 3-1 bucs
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WildwoodDave2
Official Game Thread - 4/4 - Buc @ BoSox
734D4840534B4B406045524116240 wrote: Reynolds blast- open your wallet Bob. 3-1 bucs
As usual no one on :-/
As usual no one on :-/