I think that's interference from ads. It's happened to me too. We talked about it on the moderator's forum, and Brock said it was probably specific ads doing it.
If the problem persists, I'll let Brock know about it.
They are. They're not cheating, but they're exploiting flaws in the system to an incredible degree.
I think we can be pretty sure it's being noticed and there will be changes. But that doesn't help anyone in 2025 or 2026.
I can understand the interpreter getting access for a little while. But this apparently went on for a long time.
And it was never really explained how the bank let it keep happening without at least picking up the phone to call Ohtani. We heard about all the checks that are supposedly in place to prevent money laundering etc., but not why they all failed here.
No question. The Red Sox are just being further exposed as cheapskates taking advantage of their loyal fans.
But hey, maybe this will inspire Henry to free up an additional $250 K... 😛
Seems like geography plays into it on both coasts. New York was apparently the ideal location for Juan and his family.
And I suppose Steve Cohen being worth $20 billion didn't hurt...
There's no way this is good for baseball. Get ready for a lot of stories on changes that have to be made. The luxury tax system has been exposed as toothless.
Have to say it applies much more to the Mariners. Here's your west coast team out of the spotlight. What, you're not interested?
They can investigate all they want, it's not going to convince too many people that the fix wasn't in.
It was so gracious of the Sox to gift Mookie to the Dodgers to kickstart their period of extreme dominance.
Now we can see they did it for the good of the game. They didn't really feel like spending and competing for a while so they sent him to a team that wanted to.