Location of Rehabilitation Facilities. (1) Rehabilitation During the Championship Season A Club may direct a Player to perform prescribed rehabilitation work for an injury during the championship season at a rehabilita- tion facility at one of the following four sites: (a) in the Club’s home city; (b) on the road with the Club; (c) at the Club’s Spring Training facility; or (d) at a rehabilitation facility specializing in the treat- ment of the Player’s injury; provided, however, that a Club may not direct that a Player perform prescribed rehabilitation work for an injury at its Spring Training facility or a facility specializing in treat- ment of the Player’s injury located outside of the Club’s home city for a period of more than 20 days without the Player’s written con- sent. If a Club directs a Player to a facility specializing in treatment of the Player’s injury, the facility must offer equivalent services, facilities and personnel (including bilingual personnel if applicable) to the Club’s Spring Training facility. The Club also will give pref- erence to a facility located near the Player’s off-season residence (if applicable).
Location of Rehabilitation Facilities. (1) Rehabilitation During the Championship Season A Club may direct a Player to perform prescribed rehabilitation work for an injury during the championship season at a rehabilita- tion facility at one of the following three sites: (a) in the Club’s home city; (b) on the road with the Club; or (c) at the Club’s spring training facility; provided, however, that a Club may not direct that a Player perform prescribed rehabilitation work for an injury at its spring training facility for a period of more than 20 days without the Player’s written consent.
Location of Rehabilitation Facilities. A Club may direct a disabled Player to perform prescribed rehabilita- tion work for an injury at a rehabilitation facility at one of the follow- ing three sites: (a) in the Club’s home city; (b) on the road with the Club; or (c) if the Player has less than five years of Major League serv- ice, at the Club’s spring training facility; provided, however, that a Club may not direct that a Player perform prescribed rehabilitation work for an injury at its spring training facility for a period of more than 20 days without the Player’s written consent. If such a direction to perform rehabilitation work for an injury at the Club’s spring train- ing facility is for more than ten days, then days 11 through 20, if appli- cable, shall reduce by each day the maximum period of a rehabilitation assignment to a Minor League club for that injury pursuant to Article XIX(C)(1). Regardless of the site of the rehabilitation facility, each Club shall provide first-class rehabilitation facilities and care to all dis- abled players.
Location of Rehabilitation Facilities. A Club may direct a disabled Player to perform prescribed rehabilita- tion work for an injury at a rehabilitation facility at one of the follow- ing three sites: (a) in the Club’s home city; (b) on the road with the Club; or (c) if the Player has less than five years of Major League serv- ice, at the Club’s spring training facility; provided, however, that a Club may not direct that a Player perform prescribed rehabilitation work for an injury at its spring training facility for a period of more than 20 days without the Player’s written consent. Regardless of the site of the rehabilitation facility, each Club shall provide first-class rehabilitation facilities and care to all disabled Players.
Location of Rehabilitation Facilities
