June 16, 201511 yr http://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/17/sports/baseball/st-louis-cardinals-hack-astros-fbi.html
June 16, 201511 yr I'm curious if this is some low level hackers in the organization or if it was done and known by higher ups in the organization. Key to it all honestly.
June 16, 201511 yr The Marlins kind of look like a smart organization in these trade discussions at least.
June 16, 201511 yr 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
June 16, 201511 yr 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.
June 16, 201511 yr Author 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"
June 16, 201511 yr The Marlins have data to protect? C:\Donovan_Solano\run ...Donovan_Solano.exe has stopped responding
June 18, 201511 yr 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.
June 18, 201511 yr 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.
January 8, 201610 yr So the ex scouting director plead guilty today. Has there been a punishment to the team yet?
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