Ding. Ding. Ding. MLB is trying to get this to blow over as fast as possible. I don’t think they want everyone to know

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Jan 18, 2020
9:56:00am

Costanza Lord of the Idiots

How wide-spread and how big of a problem it is.

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Originally posted on Jan 18, 2020 at 9:56:00am

Message modified by Costanza on Jan 18, 2020 at 9:56:44am

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Costanza

Previous username: WanderingCougar
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Messages

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Time

Do you trust MLB when it says Astros used nothing electronic and

BYUfan92

1/18/20 8:27am

Yes

Cheesy Gordita

1/18/20 8:28am

i think this will go much deeper, I suppose many teams were involved

Samuel Hall Society

1/18/20 8:28am

Here is MLB writer, Tom Verducci on that subject

BYUfan92

1/18/20 8:37am

LOL! No.

Costanza

1/18/20 8:32am

Do you believe Altuve is shy?

HeismanTy

1/18/20 8:34am

Yes. MLB spoke to lots of players and gave them immunity if they were completely

Scratch

1/18/20 8:40am

That speaks to the trust of the players. The question was about MLB.

CouchPotato

1/18/20 8:44am

Ding. Ding. Ding. MLB is trying to get this to blow over as fast as possible. I don’t think they want everyone to know

Costanza

1/18/20 9:56am

I think the opposite. I think MLB realized the problem was worse

BYUfan92

1/18/20 8:54am

No. MLB received multiple reports about this happening and “looked into it”

califcougar

1/18/20 8:43am

No.

texbird33

1/18/20 8:47am

All I know is if many teams were cheating in whatever method, while many were not, I can see where MLB would want to

CouchPotato

1/18/20 8:47am

Lol we have the same thoughts - I posted nearly the same above

BYUfan92

1/18/20 8:58am

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