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Astros accused of high-tech sign-stealing scheme during 2017 championship season


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18 hours ago, Randy Gradishar said:

Well that's not true.

i knew someone would post this, but it is true. if you don't use technology to card count, then you've broken no laws. the casino can refuse to offer you the game, but you haven't cheated, they just don't want to play with you.

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This pretty much confirms the astros cheated during the 2017 world series. You can hear the whistling when a breaking ball is coming and no whistle when a fastball is coming. The yankees complained about this but no one really took them seriously. AJ Hinch laughed it off and said it was ridiculous. What an ahole.

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12 minutes ago, Stradling said:

They sucked at cheating in game 4 of 2017.  They had two hits.  

I think I read that the system started during the year. Someone was struggling and got the ball rolling. Supposedly a vet player who was struggling at the plate early in the season and got the idea from his former team. People speculating it was Beltran. 

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11 hours ago, yk9001 said:

I hope this statement from the Astros has a little more stringent quality control than the last time.

well, so much for that . . .

 

On Tuesday, Houston Astros general manager Jeff Luhnow addressed allegations that his team used technology to illegally steal signs during the 2017 season.

While Luhnow admitted that the Astros "haven't done everything properly," he insisted that the team has attempted to stay within the guidelines of the game.

"I think that when an organization has success, there's going to naturally be critics trying to figure out things that might not be right, or things that the organization may have not done properly," Luhnow told reporters at the GM meetings in Arizona, according to Chandler Rome of the Houston Chronicle.

"We haven't done everything properly, but I do feel confident that in general, most of the time, we did things right and we try and follow the rules. We try to be good citizens and we try to compete as hard as we can."

The Astros are being accused of stealing signals through the use of a center-field camera at Minute Maid Park by several people who were with the team during the 2017 campaign. 

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