Really? I would expect the suspension wouldnt start until he is back on the active roster.se-alum wrote: Question is, why not do it?? He's not going to miss any games he would've played in anyway.
Pretty sure he has to be activated.se-alum wrote: Question is, why not do it?? He's not going to miss any games he would've played in anyway.
"Volquez is recovering from surgery on his right elbow and is expected back around midseason. Volquez can serve the suspension while on the disabled list, Courtney told ESPN.com, and will lose a little less than one-third of his $445,000 salary, which amounts to about $137,000."Laley23 wrote:Really? I would expect the suspension wouldnt start until he is back on the active roster.se-alum wrote: Question is, why not do it?? He's not going to miss any games he would've played in anyway.
Wasn't he on PEDs during his recovery from injury? Or did it say he was on PEDs while playing?CinciX12 wrote: Haha unbelievable. For being on PED's he was awful. My favorite Reds guy, but still awful lets be honest.
100% sure he doesn't.devil1197 wrote:Pretty sure he has to be activated.se-alum wrote: Question is, why not do it?? He's not going to miss any games he would've played in anyway.
Edinson claims that it was during rehab from the injury. I'll take him at his word I guess. Not like it matters since he wasn't playing until then anyway.SportsAndLady wrote:Wasn't he on PEDs during his recovery from injury? Or did it say he was on PEDs while playing?CinciX12 wrote: Haha unbelievable. For being on PED's he was awful. My favorite Reds guy, but still awful lets be honest.
Who cares if he's a "legit star"? If he pitches well for the Reds when he comes back, Reds fans will forgive him. And as for the rest of baseball, WHO CARES what they think of him? As long as he tests clean the rest of his career, what are you gonna say? That he cheated at surgery recovery!? No one is gonna believe him? Believe what? If he pitches well the rest of his career and tests clean, what is there NOT to believe? Christ the baseball world has all but forgotten about Manny testing positive, and anyone who hates him now probably hated him before anyways so theres probably been no change of opinion.Laley23 wrote: ^^^Doubtful. The guy has NO CHANCE of becoming a legit star now. No one is gonna believe him. Not to mention, if it happens again its a much bigger penalty.
One of the announcers mentioned that before the game last nightbaseballstud24 wrote: I'm just glad he took responsibility and is moving on. Anyone know exactly what type of drug it was? I heard somewhere that it was actually a drug to increase his sperm count so that he and his significant other could have a baby? Any truth to that?
