Astros Fire Hinch and Luhnow Over Sign Stealing Scandal
Astros manager AJ Hinch and general manager Jeff Luhnow were fired after MLB suspended them for the team’s sign stealing using a center-field camera during the 2017 and 2018 seasons. Commissioner Manfred cited Hinch’s failure to act and Luhnow’s responsibility, with Boston’s Cora also under investigation. The team was fined 5 million and lost two first and second round picks. Crane pledged a clean slate.
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AP Top 25 and Local Sports Schedule Overview
AP Top 25 women’s poll along with listed men’s and boys’ basketball games and aquatic, tennis, and motorsports events. Includes Nebraska at Ohio State and Akron at Northern Illinois among college matchups, plus regional swimming and bowling listings for the day.
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Astros hit with record penalties after sign stealing scandal
The MLB Commissioner’s Office suspended Houston manager A J Hinch and GM Jeff Luhnow through the 2020 World Series, fined the Astros 5 million dollars, and forfeited their next two first and second round draft picks for sign stealing. Taubman suspended for clubhouse conduct. Various moves across MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, MLS, and college sports noted.
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Baylor climbs to No. 2 in AP poll after road wins
Baylor jumps to second in the AP men’s poll after a win at Texas Tech and a road blowout of Kansas at Allen Fieldhouse. Gonzaga leads with 1,567 points and 31 first place votes to Baylor’s 31 firsts, while Ohio State falls to 21st after four straight losses.
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Diamondbacks retain Peralta on 22 million three year deal
David Peralta and the Arizona Diamondbacks finalized a 22 million three year contract through 2022 keeping the outfielder with the organization that signed him from independent baseball nearly seven years ago. He will earn 7 million next season and 7.5 million in 2021 and 2022.
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