MLB extends paid leave for Guardians’ Luis Ortiz, continues investigation into gambling allegations

Cleveland guardians were launching a pitcher Luis Ortise, who was placed on paid leave At the beginning of this month, before the main League baseball was investigated the possible gaming mischiefs, had that leave by August 31. The team was announced Friday said expansion stems from agreement MLB League Office and MLB Players Association.

“We have been informed about the expansion and will continue to fully cooperate with the investigation,” the guardians said by team issue.

The investigation comes from the betting company, which flags the two suburbs of Ortiz, which coincide with growing bets on a certain result. One on June 15 was this game cad called a ball vs. Seattle Mariners Outfielder RoRozarena. The other is this field from June 27A number

Outiz, 26, was 4.36 (95 era +) and 88th in the ratio of 2.29 strikers. He received his offsaires as part of the three-year trade, which included Pittsburgh pirates (his former team) and Toronto blue Jasis.

While the rules of MLB allow players to capture sports if it is legal in its territory, there are exceptions for the diamond and a soft ball. Last summer, Infielder Tucupita Marcano was aimed at life expectancy and four people, Michael Kelly, Jay Grod, Jose Rodrixgg and Andrew Safra were expelled after it found that they were not involved in baseball games.

The second half of the schedule enter the second half of the schedule, which puts them 12 games outside the Central American League and the third and final place card. Cleveland will open the second half – a number of house, humble athletics.