Super Mario
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On the same note, how will the Astros be compensated? Proprietary information leaked to the public. Draft picks potentially taken from under them, based on their own data.
Do they deserve any?
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On the same note, how will the Astros be compensated? Proprietary information leaked to the public. Draft picks potentially taken from under them, based on their own data.
I may not know another persons intent, but I can READ several different articles where this exact same thing is stated.
Reading is overrated though. Screw reading. Especially reading a trusted source like the New York Times. I'm just going to listen to other people talking out of their ass on the Internet on message boards from now on and see how far that gets me.
Sound good to you?
Until a report comes out, everyone is talking out of their butts. Especially loyal cardinal fans that love their team and there is nothing wrong with that.
I don't know enough about the damages to say they do or do not deserve compensation. I am fascinated by what the FBI eventually turns up.
That said, they are responsible for leaking the information about Mission Control to Deadspin. It should be easy to prove damage from that.
I don't want the Cardinals crucified. I do want them fairly punished and, if justified, I want the Astros compensated.
Last bit: the password was taken from a master list kept by Cardinals management. There is no way a low-level employee had access to this without some complacency by a high level management member. That fact alone is going to be enough to hold the organization responsible regardless of which employees are scapegoated.
Someone told me last night that he was listening to the Christopher Russo radio show yesterday and heard them saying that whoever hacked into the Astros account was looking for information on who the Astros were trying to trade for at the deadline, and who they were offering up for that player. That they got the information and took it to the higher ups.
I haven't seen that anywhere else other than hearing it from him.
If that is true, this is going to be very bad for the Cardinals.
Why do people care so little about this?
What blows my mind is that Luhnow hadn't changed his passwords since he left the Cardinals in 2011. Really man? Come on. How stupid is this guy?