Cleveland Guardians Closing the Pitcher Relief Emmanuel Clase (27) was placed on non-disciplinary paid vacation until August 31 as part of Major League Baseball’s investigation into sports gambling.

class becomes the Guardians second player set at paid vacation as part of the sports betting probe, with the starting pitcher Luis Ortiz Going to the list on July 3 and his holiday lasted 10 days ago until August 31.

“According to an agreement with MLBPA (player union), Cleveland Guardians Petri, Emmanuel Clase is set on non-disciplinary paid leave through Games on August 31 while MLB continues its sporting betting, “ Said a statement of MLB.

“We will not comment further until the investigation is completed.”

Clase, a 27-year-old Dominican right in his fifth season with Guardians. The Triple All-Star of the American League has led the League in savings in each of the past three campaigns, and this year has 24 savings and a 5-3 record with an average obtained 3.23 and 47 strokes over 47 1/3 cases over 48 appearances.

Ortiz, a right of the 26-year-old Dominica taken in a trade with Pittsburgh Last December, it is 4-9 this season with an average of 4.36 with 96 strokes in 16 appearances this season.

Both Ortiz and Clase are allowed contact with the organization during the break, but they are not allowed in team facilities.

Guardians said no other player or team staff is expected to be influenced by the investigation.

“We have been informed that no additional player or club staff is expected to be influenced,” The team said in a statement. “Custodians are not allowed to comment further at this time and will respect the confidential investigative process of the League as we continue to cooperate fully.”

A firm that monitors bets for weird betting models Sezar And June 27 against St. Louis, according to numerous reports, but it was not clear why Clase was under control.