In the event of a Major League Baseball team outrighting a baseball player, it will result in the player's removal from the team's 40-man roster however the baseball player wiill still remain in the organization and will be assigned to be on one of the team's Minor League teams as long as they haven't gotten the rights to refuse assignment to the Minor Leagues.
He was sent down, or demoted.
The term 'purchase a player's minor league contract' comes from the days before the major league teams controlled the minor league teams. Minor league teams used to be independent entities that had no affliation with a major league team. They negotiated their player's contracts and paid their salaries. The players were employees of the minor league team. If a major league team wanted a player from the minors to be on their team they would have to negotiate a purchase price with the minor league team's owner. Today, even though they play in the minors, a minor leaguer is an employee of the major league team. The major league team negotiates the minor leaguer's contract and pays their salary. The minor league team owner pays team expenses. If a major league team wants a minor leaguer in their system to come up to their team, they simply tell the minor league owner that they are going to 'call up' the player. That player will be replaced by another player in the system. So the term 'purchase the contract' is not really accurate in today's game.
A Major League Baseball team optioning one of their players means they are sending a player that is on their 40-man roster back to one of their Minor League Baseball rosters, players that are not on their 40-man rosters are not optioned to one of the team's Minor League rosters instead they will just be re-assigned to their Minor League rosters during Spring Training.
It means that a player can be sent down to the minor league without having to clear waivers.
The answer depends upon which meaning of the word minor that you are thinking about. If you mean minor as in underaged, the opposite would be an adult. You could also say "of age." If you mean minor league, the opposite would be major league. If you mean minor as in small or insignificant, the opposite would be important.
PCL is the acronym for the Pacific Coast League, a minor league organization in the Pacific Northwest.
If you mean the minor league baseball team Charlotte North Carolina.
indigent assignment
Caramo is the last name of the pitcher Yender Caramo. As of 2014, he plays for the minor league.
Tarea is assignment .... and typically used to mean homework assignment by the parents in my school.
'AA' stands for 'American Association'. It can also mean the second highest level of minor league baseball (below AAA) and includes the Eastern League, Southern League and the Texas League.