Pitchers who used false IDs will be suspended
Miami Marlins pitcher Juan Oviedo and Cleveland Indians pitcher Roberto Hernandez are expected to be suspended for up to six weeks of regular-season play because they had been using false identities while playing in the Major Leagues, multiple media outlets reported Monday.
Oviedo, who had been known as Leo Nunez, and Hernandez, who went by the name of Fausto Carmona, are expected...
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April 03, 2012
Report: Pitchers face likely suspensions in ID cases
Juan Oviedo and Roberto Hernandez - who were formerly known as Leo Nunez and Fausto Carmona, respectively - will likely be suspended by Major League Baseball for up to six weeks, sources told ESPN's Pedro Gomez on Monday.
Both pitchers will be banned after they receive their visas and return to the United States, Gomez noted.
The suspensions are believed to be part of the negotiations...
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April 02, 2012
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April 02, 2012
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