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infielddad10,000+ posts

coach, if he didn't sign the contract, then any "out" in the contract cannot be enforced by him.
The "out" would only become possible if he signed the contract and "IF" it was signed and accepted by MLB. Any "waiver" or "addition" to the MLB standard form contract would require MLB approval.
If your information is right, and the player did not sign the contract, the player has no right to enforce an "out" since there isn't a contract. It is just an offer that was rejected. From what you were provided, this player does not have an "out."

12/13/064:31 PM

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