Popping Mad
unread,Feb 10, 2024, 7:59:05 PMFeb 10You do not have permission to delete messages in this group
Either email addresses are anonymous for this group or you need the view member email addresses permission to view the original message
to
Billy Eppler Placed On Ineligible List Through 2024 World Series
By Darragh McDonald | February 9, 2024 at 11:59pm CDT
Major League Baseball announced that former Mets general manager Billy
Eppler has been placed on the ineligible list, beginning immediately and
through the conclusion of the 2024 World Series. Per the announcement,
Eppler violated rules regarding “improper use of Injured List
placements, including the deliberate fabrication of injuries; and the
associated submission of documentation for the purposes of securing
multiple improper Injured List placements during the 2022 and 2023
seasons.” The league added that the investigation “concluded that the
pattern of conduct was at Mr. Eppler’s sole direction and without any
involvement of Club ownership or superiors. MLB considers the matter
closed and will have no further comment.”
The Mets also released a statement on the matter: “The Mets have been
informed of the conclusion of Major League Baseball’s investigation.
With Billy Eppler’s resignation on October 5, 2023, and with David
Stearns leading the Baseball Operations team, the Mets consider the
matter closed and will have no further comment.”
FWIW - I strong suspect that this is because of the Louis Guillorme
injury. I take it Guillorme didn't like being sidelined and there is a
complete coverup of the details by the Mets and MLB.
I'm not sure why Eppler is just going along. I suspect he is being
compensated by Cohen somehow. It is not past Cohen to do something like
that and he is famously capable of getting compatriots to take the fall
for criminal matters and buy the silence of others.
This is not a criminal matter, of course. But from the perspective of
the games integrety, the silencing of the circumstances for the
disapline is likely worst than the "crime".
Reuvain