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Nope, the most annoying thing is all the "you're just jealous", "Can't beat us, call the FBI" (an actual sign at the game today), etc. reactions that are flying around.
The fan base deserves all the mocking in the world today. Feel bad for the good fans that get lumped in with the idiots, but that's how it goes.Comment
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If the Cardinals gleaned legitimate information from this hack, this could be the biggest team punishment in modern sports history.I write things on the Internet.
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I'm not trying to be rude/immature about it, but the whole "classiest fans/organization" mantra have set the Cardinals up for ridicule after this debacle.
If the Cardinals gleaned legitimate information from this hack, this could be the biggest team punishment in modern sports history.Comment
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This post probably won't help, but being a Cardinal fan myself, I'm just tired of hearing both sides of "The Cardinal Way." That's all.
(I actually had a pretty good rebut/bellyaching/whiny post here, but I'm taking my own advice and shutting up.)
I totally understand why other fans will enjoy this grand opportunity for schadenfreude. When I was younger, I know I would greatly enjoy a ripping of the Ravens or the Cubs.Comment
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A commenter pointed out on Fangraphs that Sarah Palin's email hacker got a year in prison + probation for hacking into her personal email account. The Cardinals might have stolen trade secrets. That's much, much worse.I write things on the Internet.
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The Cardinals are looking at possible jail time in federal prison for the people involved and compensation to the Astros, along with the punishments that organizations have usually gotten for misconduct (fines, loss of draft picks, etc.).
A commenter pointed out on Fangraphs that Sarah Palin's email hacker got a year in prison + probation for hacking into her personal email account. The Cardinals might have stolen trade secrets. That's much, much worse.Comment
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I'm hearing the Cardinals got Astros stats, in addition to scouting reports & player transactions. What, they couldn;t go to Baseball Reference to find the stats they wanted?T-BONE.
Talking about things nobody cares.
Screw Discord. Make OS Great Again.Comment
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This is an FBI investigation. And I would like to think that the new Commish would be smart enough to avoid, you know, obstruction of justice.OSHA Inspector for the NBA.Comment
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There are 29 other teams in the league that won't appreciate a light punishment being handed down. Manfred will definitely have the heat turned on him by the owners to do something big assuming the evidence warrants a huge punishment.I write things on the Internet.
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Just saw on ESPN's bottom line that the FBI is reportedly close to a conclusion.Comment
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No need to obstruct justice, but he can frame it in a way that protects his league and that franchise. Sounds like people in the organization somehow had access to passwords to Houston's database. I'm guessing people will be fired/prosecuted, and that's it. Just a few rogues out for revenge.Comment
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