MLB Rumors: League’s Ruling On Red Sox Investigation Expected In March
The Red Sox apparently will have to wait a little while longer for the results of Major League Baseball’s investigation into allegations of illegal sign-stealing during Boston’s 2018 campaign.
A ruling from the league no longer is expected to come down this week, according to MLB Network’s Jon Heyman and The Boston Globe’s Pete Abraham. Heyman reported the ruling is expected in early March.
A Red Sox ruling from MLB now expected early next month instead of late this week/month. No big reason seen for slightly later timetable. Time likely needed to inform any affected parties ahead of announcement.
— Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) February 25, 2020
Some news: I'm told MLB's investigation into the 2018 #RedSox is ongoing and the results will not be announced this week.
The inquiry has been going on for seven weeks.
What do you think? Leave a comment.— Pete Abraham (@PeteAbe) February 25, 2020
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred recently suggested the investigation would be wrapped up by the end of February., per The Athletic. That no longer appears to be the case, though Heyman reported there is “no big reason” behind the altered timetable beyond informing affected parties before the announcement is made.
It’s also worth noting that March begins Sunday.
The Red Sox kick off the regular season March 26 against the Toronto Blue Jays.
Trending on NESN
-
Alex Cora Shares Info About Vaughn Grissom's Red Sox Debut
-
Red Sox Make Somewhat Surprising Roster Move To Add Garrett Cooper
-
Adam Schefter Shares 'Suspicion' About Patriots-Giants Draft Trade Talks
-
Patriots Release Offensive Lineman After Conclusion Of NFL Draft
-
Why Masataka Yoshida Exited Early From Red Sox Win Over Cubs
