There has been so much more come out in the last 24 hours on the Houston Astros’ use of a hidden camera – among other methods, apparently – to steal and relay signs to batters that I basically have to do a Bullets-style post to keep up. This remains really, really big stuff …
News: MLB is looking beyond the 2017 Houston Astros and expects to interview those from the 2019 team as well in its sign-stealing investigation, sources tell ESPN. The inquiry also includes multiple personnel from the Boston Red Sox staff. Story at ESPN: https://t.co/0rSRkCGgr1
— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) November 14, 2019
The Astros' trash can banging/sign stealing system left a clear signature in the audio data, which I then used to track when/how they were doing it. https://t.co/slx8jw2Q4D pic.twitter.com/KDeBMRVnvL
— Rob Arthur (@No_Little_Plans) November 15, 2019
This Astros thing is bad!!! Guys lost jobs, got sent down, missed service time bc of how they were hit in HOU. Does anyone really think they only did this in 17? #getreal
— Kevin Gausman (@KevinGausman) November 14, 2019
Ok I’m glad I waited because it looks like this is already out there. So not exactly breaking news, but confirmation on something already reported.
— Trevor Plouffe (@trevorplouffe) November 14, 2019
https://twitter.com/trevorplouffe/status/1195065237264728064
Wut… pic.twitter.com/baaRv5zFHp
— tps (@tpstoner1) April 25, 2016