https://www.si.com/mlb/2018/11/02/cameras-stealing-signs-pace-play-rob-manfredAgsWin2011 said:Wabs said:The Porkchop Express said:You guys' record book gets mighty thin when you start deciding that anything done by a cheater doesn't count.RogerFurlong said:
There's no doubt y'all claim it. But no one else recognizes it. Bunch of cheaters.
LOL! 3 of the top 4 were roiders. And they have exactly 0 championships for it.
Yes because this an apples to apples comparison.
LOL. One of the worst kept secrets in baseball was that a majority of teams were using technology to steal signs... Until Fiers ratted out the Astros in public and then everyone wanted to pretend it was only the Astros.
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Among the developments that are slowing baseball games to a crawl: the proliferation of electronic surveillance. Many clubs now have as many as six high magnification cameras installed in their home ballpark specifically designed to steal signs from opponents
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Here's how quickly things have changed, according to a Dodgers source. Three years ago, if you walked into the Dodgers' video room behind their Dodger Stadium dugout you would likely have found Zack Greinke pouring over video of opposing hitters, looking for any edge he could find to match up his stuff against their weakness. This year, if you walked into the same room you would have found a small army of 20-something analysts in polo shirts and slacks pouring over video from the in-house cameras, like the security room at a Vegas casino. Most teams train their cameras on the catcher, the pitcher (from several angles), the third base coach and the dugout.
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