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How many days retroactively may an MLB player be placed on the 7 day disabled list?
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Can a baseball player stay on the 15-day disabled list after the 15 days have expired?
yea it happens all the time.. but he cant get out before 15 days
How old is the son?
3.45 days exact. IM DISABLED
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Basketball. And Chuck Taylor was a famous player back in the days, and his name placed on the famous "chuck taylor" hightops.
When did Major League Baseball adopt the 15 and 60 day disabled list rule?
The 7-day Disabled List was first in effect for the 2011 Major League Baseball season. The 7-day Disabled List is only for Major League Baseball players that have concussions that will need a few days to recover. Major League Baseball's Medical Director needs to receive a medical report for all players that have been placed on the 7-day DL and then the Medical Director for Major League Baseball will have to give his approval before the player can be activated.
Can a player be hurt and not be disabled on a mlb roster?
Yes. An injured player doesn't need to go onto the Disabled List, and they frequently don't, especially for a minor injury. The Disabled List is a device set aside so that players who cannot play can be kept on the team's roster for 15 or 60 days without using up a roster spot. In other words, if a team called the Bulldogs had a center fielder named Bob Jones who had to miss 15 days, they could put him on the 15-Day Disabled List, which would allow them to call up a minor league player to use his roster spot, with no penalty. If he is not put on the DL, then he can start playing again at any time, but his roster spot cannot be filled by anyone else.
How many days must a transaction be placed in a mortgage transaction log?
2 days
What is the weight for a 60 year old woman?
284 disabled out of bed only 4 days a weeek
How many days does a baseball player play in the major leagues before he is guarenteed the league minimum even if he's brought back down to the minor leagues?
Technically, if he is replacing an injured player that's on the 15 day disabled list, then it will be 15 days. If he is playing poorly, he can be sent down and replaced. It all depends on the needs of the team, his skill and and the length of time the injured player is going to be out. If there is a spot on the roster that he can fill, he can be there indefinately.
What does DL stand for in basketball?
Disabled List. This is a 'list' of players that are injured and are unable to play. When a team places a player on the disabled list, the player must sit out a minimum of 15 days and may be replaced by another player during that time.
What do moderate mental disabled adults do during week days?
They sit in their underwear and eat cheese, what else would they do?
Can a player still play for the team that designated him for assignment in major league baseball?
Yes. When a player is designated for assignment, the team has 10 days to decide what to do (release the player, trade the player, waive the player). Usually, the player is placed on waivers. If nobody claims the player, he can be assigned to the team's minor league system. In this case, it would be possible for the team that designated the player for assignment to recall the player to the major league team.
Can you file tax exemption for child retroactively to court order?
If you can prove that you had the right to claim the child for that year, then yes. As far as the IRS is concerned, if you had physical custody of the child for 51% of the year (183 days) you had the right to the exemption.
