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  1. Not a big fan of teams being in the same standings without having to play each other during the regular season, but I suppose this is a good thought from the ACC:

    "moving to a 3-5-5 scheduling format: three permanent rivals for each team, and then rotating through the remaining 10 league teams -- five one year, five the next"

    It's also terrible to be in the same conference but only play a fellow member once in a while so kinda torn which is better.

    Then last, it's crappy for a few conferences to do it one way (no divisions) and the other conferences to do it another way (yes divisions).

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  2. 13 hours ago, MonkeyDoughnut said:

    aggy through and through.... Titans didn't inform him ahead of time they were drafting another QB so he's not going to help him.... great look

     

    what an aggy

  3. 3 hours ago, Helobious said:

    I think Correa helped them out way more than cheating. You see now that they are literally nothing without him. They’ll be lucky to make a wildcard, they’re ALCS streak is ending without question.

    The '22 Astros are 8-9.

    The '21 Astros started 8-10.

    But yes it would be nice to have Correa back.

    3 hours ago, clapclapclap said:

    LOL at using the Yankeestream media to spin away the letter.  

    They posted only part of the letter. 

    Dear Brian:

    On August 23, 2017, the New York Yankees filed a formal complaint and requested that the Office of the Commissioner "conduct a full and complete investigation concerning the illegal use of electronic equipment, in game, by the Boston Red Sox in order to steal signs and gain an illegal advantage in the game." As a result of the Yankees complaint, I directed the Department of Investigations to interview a number of employees of the Red Sox and the Yankees in connection with this matter. Based on the information we received, I have concluded that the Red Sox violated On-Field Regulation 1-2.A by using electronic equipment for the purpose of stealing signs or conveying information designed to give a Club an advantage." I will address this violation of the On-Field Regulations directly with the Red Sox.

    During our investigation into the Red Sox's misconduct, [Redacted] informed the Department of Investigations that the Yankees used a similar scheme to that of the Red Sox to decode opposing Clubs' signs and relay them to the batter when a runner was on second base. [Redacted] -- who initially noticed that the Red Sox were using a smartwatch to pass information to their players -- admitted to the Department of Investigations that during the 2015 season and the first half of the 2016 season, [Redacted], provided information about opposing Club's signs to players and members of the coaching staff in the replay room at Yankee Stadium, who then physically relayed the information to the Yankees' dugout. [Redacted] also admitted that during that same time period, in certain stadiums on the road where the video room was not proximate to the dugout, used the phone line in the replay room to orally provide real-time information about opposing Club's signs to Yankee coaches on the bench.

    [....]

    The Yankees' use of the dugout phone to relay information about an opposing Club's signs during the 2015 season, and part of the 2016 season, constitutes a material violation of the Replay Review Regulations. By using the phone in the video review room to instantaneously transmit information regarding signs to the dugout in violation of the Regulations, the Yankees were able to provide real-time information to their players regarding an opposing Club's sign sequence - the same objective of the Red Sox's scheme that was the subject of the Yankees' complaint.

    Based on the foregoing, the Yankees are hereby fined $100,000. Please send a check in that amount, made payable to Major League Baseball Charities, to my attention. The money will be used for Hurricane Irma relief.

     

    The most important quote:

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    Yankeestream media continues refusing to report on Catfish Hunter's laptop.

    When the news broke in 2020, I felt bad that the Astros cheated to a World Series championship. Now that I see the Yankees cheated, got caught, cheated again, got caught again AND colluded with the commissioner, I no longer feel bad. Sure, I knew other teams cheated, but I didn't know how in bed they were (and surely still are) with Manfred. I say cheat away because the Yankees still are - with knowledge that the commissioner will try to sweep it under the rug for them.

     

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  4. In how many different seasons do Cashman-led teams have to get caught cheating before MLB bans him? I'm at three years - 2015, 2016, and 2017 - and looking forward to the report next year on how they got caught a fourth time.

  5. 3 minutes ago, Bateshorn said:

    Surly law dogs should correct me, but I don’t see how the Commanders are going to be able to hide their books from discovery in the coming civil suits. Which is the NFL’s nightmare.

    After all the shit comes out, they're gonna have to change names to get rid of that tainted "Commanders" name.

  6. YES: We hired one of the 2017 Astros.

    Judge: Those Astros cheated and don't deserve to be called World Series champions!

    YES: The one is Carlos Beltran.

    Judge: Oh shit. That one "helped us" before 2017.

    YES: Don't worry. We won't ask about 2014 - 2016.

    Judge: Thank God. The things we've got to do this year are more important than anything that happened in the past.

     

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