Federal prosecutors are asking that former MLB player Yasiel Puig be sentenced to prison following his federal felony convictions earlier this year. According to reporting, prosecutors request an 18-month term of imprisonment, followed by three years of supervised release, along with a fine. The filings described by outlets indicate the government is seeking a lengthy custodial sentence as part of the federal sentencing process. Puig’s case is tied to federal charges that resulted in convictions, but the specific conduct underlying the felony counts is not detailed in the summaries provided here. Both outlets agree that prosecutors want significant time in prison and additional post-release supervision, and that a monetary penalty is part of the government’s request. A judge’s decision on the final sentence is pending, and Puig may have opportunities to respond through sentencing arguments and any permitted filings before a court rules.