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Originally Posted by OBSL Commish
Usually sometime in June, as I understand it. When a player becomes Super Two eligible really depends on how much service time the player has already accumulated. According to the MLB collective bargaining agreement, the player has to end his second full season in the top 22% of all non-arbitration-eligible players in MLB service time:
Super Two | FanGraphs Sabermetrics Library
It used to be 17% but raising it to 22% means the cut-off for Super Two status may be pushed in to July now, as the article says. |
Thanks much and that's a great link as well.
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