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FBI investigating Cards for hacking Astros

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The Marlins kind of look like a smart organization in these trade discussions at least.

 

 

Wow, I wonder how far up the chain of command this goes? Also, the Astros have a team physicist?  WTF?  It's just baseball.  LOL

 

 

Basically, Luhnow didn't change passwords when he moved from the Cardinals to the Astros. There should be a story on how that's not very smart at all. 

 

 

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Basically, Luhnow didn't change passwords when he moved from the Cardinals to the Astros. There should be a story on how that's not very smart at all. 

 

I'm sure the Marlins data is even less closely guarded. I bet the password for their server is something like "password1"

 

 

Wow, I wonder how far up the chain of command this goes? Also, the Astros have a team physicist?  WTF?  It's just baseball.  LOL

 

I could think of at least ten very useful applications for having a physicist on board. Ranging broadly from batting, pitching, and equipment.

 

 

I'm guessing if the Cards are found guilty of this, that MLB might take away some draft picks and maybe a fine... They should also be forced to put up Astros banners all over their stadium.

 

 

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