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Pension Committee of the Major League Baseball Players Pension Plan v. Quilici et al
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0:19-cv-02539
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January 31, 2020
MLB Player's Widow Says Pension Is Hers, Not Ex-Wife's
The widow of a deceased Minnesota Twins infielder has responded to a suit filed by Major League Baseball's pension plan that seeks to determine whether she or the player's first wife should receive his retirement benefits, saying she is clearly entitled to the money.
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September 18, 2019
MLB Seeks Ruling On Player's Widow, Wife's Benefits Beef
Major League Baseball's pension plan has asked a Minnesota federal judge to make a call on whether the ex-wife or widow of a now-deceased former Minnesota Twin infielder should be on deck to collect his survivor benefits.