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BNN Stats: Single-Season Records
Monday, December 31st , 2001
Who holds the single season record in the Professional Baseball Circuit for innings pitched?
Pat Winston, DEN, 162, 2000
Nick Hafer, CHI, 156, 2001
John Braine, WSH, 155, 2001
Evan Rodriguez, DET, 154, 2000
Javier Aguilar, DET, 154, 2000
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Slip on Wet Floor to Sideline Glasner
Monday, December 31st , 2001
Nate Glasner will be out of action for the next few weeks after slipping on a wet floor at his home. The Peanuts catcher suffered a gluteus strain when his feet went out from underneath him as he unwittingly walked across a recently-mopped kitchen floor. "It's a little embarrassing," said Glasner of his aching posterior. "I can't even sit down comfortably at the moment." Although teammates have been cracking jokes at his expense, Glasner is taking the injury in stride. "I'm sure the idea of me falling on my backside amuses them quite a bit, but I'm not laughing about having to be out for 2 weeks. I want to get back on the field and help these guys win some ballgames."
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PBC Headline News: Rule 5 Draft
Tuesday, December 25th , 2001
Professional Baseball Circuit's Rule 5 draft will be held today. General managers should ensure that they have made all necessary roster moves prior to the start of the draft!
Rule 5 Draft Rules
--Only teams with empty slots on their expanded rosters can select a player in the draft.
--Players with more than 4 years of professional experience are eligible to be selected, unless they are protected on a team's expanded roster.
--Players drafted at the age of 18 or younger are protected for one additional year. They are eligible if they have more than 5 years of professional service.
--Each selected player must be kept on the selecting team's major league roster for the entire year, or be returned to his original team.
--Even if a selected player is subsequently traded, he must remain on that team's major league roster for the entire year.
Note: Eligible players are noted on the team transaction screen with a "#" symbol.
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