The manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Dave Roberts, expressed its concern that one of its star players, Trevor Bauer, has been sidelined in the renewed efforts of the Grand Leagues to reduce the illegal use of extras in the baseball bats.
Bauer’s number appears in a recent informant from The Athletic portal, which states that various baseball bats were collected for its inspection after it was found that tens of thousands of visible marks are visible. Bauer was informed by Twitter about his Twitter account and criticized MLB for filtering information about “a completely confidential process”.
“It is alleged that the ball bouncers collected from all the launchers, and balls that were in play, to collect samples”, said Roberts the four for the first time in his team. “It’s something from which it obtains. Only hope that our player will not be harmed. It is the only one of it that we will protect,” he said.
MLB, which has spent the last year trying to control the launchers that use extras in an effort to maximize gear speeds and generate more shifts and failures, issues a memorandum to the March 23 teams that describe three new methods.
Includes employees and a complimentary monitor of the day of the game at each baseball stadium responsible for identifying violations of extraneous acts. The league also reports that it is revising Statcast’s data to identify alarming increases in turnaround speed and instructing staff on campus, including the ballpoint pens “to send baseball balls to the Commissioner’s Office’s game hall to a mayor inspector and documentation “.
“Priority should be given to what constitutes potential evidence of an extraneous substance”, the memorandum states, “but also select balls to ensure complete coverage.
Some of these are subcontracted to a laboratory for an additional inspection, but the day will be a. ESPN that the league will pass the 2021 season mainly in the form of information recovery. Bauer does not currently have a possible match for the league. But the halllazgos who inspect can be used as evidence for the case in the future.
Bauer publicly criticized the league’s original memorandum, posting a 23-minute video on YouTube questioning MLB’s intent.