Baseball's Toronto Blue Jays under suspicion again of stealing signs at Rogers Centre - ESPN
A few of the players in the bullpen turned their backs to the field to fixate on the man in white, while others watched the stadium's radar gun. As soon as each pitch was thrown, those watching the man would call out what they thought he was signaling, and those focused on the radar gun would confirm his signal. Sure enough, the man in white was raising his arms above his head before every off-speed pitch and doing nothing when the pitch being called was a fastball.
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cheating bastards.
"michael gilhaney is an example of a man that is nearly banjaxed from the principal of the atomic theory. would it astonish you to hear that he is nearly half a bicycle?" ~~ sergeant pluck
This is crazy.
I can’t believe that part about the guy in the white shirt.
by ScottyPods Ver2.0 on Aug 10, 2011 12:44 PM CDT reply actions
hellyes
“We know what you’re doing,” he said, referring to the man in white, according to the player and two witnesses. “If you do it again, I’m going to hit you in the [f———] head.”
Pfft
As if hitting 50% more home runs at home than you should while the visiting teams hit fewer home runs than they should means anything. It’s all NUMBERS. Baseball’s a game of HEART, go back to your BASEMENTS with your COMPUTERS and talk on the INTERNET BLOGS about NUMBERS.
:D
by Pander on Aug 10, 2011 1:24 PM CDT reply actions 3 recs
I'm surprised no one had lodged official complaint with the league
those splits are pretty interesting.
Easy chief
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One thing we can say with certainty
The White Sox sure aren’t stealing any signs this year at home.
Follow up
CBS sports just tweeter that Bautista said the team that figured it out was the white sox.
Awesome
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by BoeJouma on Aug 10, 2011 3:35 PM CDT via mobile reply actions 5 recs
Now I want to know who threatened to bean him
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thorndog. quiet rage.
I love seasons too. That's why I live in a place that skips the shitty ones.
by thatshortkid on Aug 10, 2011 4:47 PM CDT up reply actions
April 13, 2010, if this detective work is accurate:
http://stealofhome.wordpress.com/2011/08/10/blue-jays-caught-stealing-signs-but-by-whom/
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by Jim Margalus on Aug 10, 2011 4:57 PM CDT up reply actions
official press release?
"michael gilhaney is an example of a man that is nearly banjaxed from the principal of the atomic theory. would it astonish you to hear that he is nearly half a bicycle?" ~~ sergeant pluck
can someone explain how the pitcher and catcher agree on a pitch when they're using multiple signals?
they agree on which sign in the sequence, also on a "wipe" and start over signal.
there was a diamond demo about it on mlbn, but i can’t seem to find it in their archives.
I love seasons too. That's why I live in a place that skips the shitty ones.
by thatshortkid on Aug 11, 2011 11:44 AM CDT up reply actions
Sounds like they finally found a job for Mark Teahen.
Frank Thomas's wOBA at the time of the 1994 strike was .497. He was on pace to hit 54 homers, drive in 152 runs, walk 152 times, and pile up 10.5 WAR.
WSB:
We don’t play .500, but we don’t steal signs or take steroids, or
WSB: We are a below-average team, naturally.
you need to include the word grind, or bunt
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Highly underrated, Mark Kotsay became the best defensive designated hitter in American League history in 2010.
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