Reply to "The check is in the mail"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

Son received his check. He never opted in or out, so he was sent a calculated amount. If he had done the work he probably would have had the amount doubled. Either way nice xtra money and taxes were taken out in advance.

Doing research, I never realized where you did your spring training is where they calculated what was owed. I think it was based on spring training and extended. Son spent 1 spring training and extended while on 40, so his check did not include that period.

I have a question. Does anyone know if this class action suit involved giving settlement to those that eventually became ML players?

You can find online the case online. It's like serious tons of pages.

8/26/231:53 PM

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