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While attending the Orioles vs Twins game a week ago, I noticed the scoreboard at Target Field displaying a number of trades as if they were actual deals when, in-fact, they were merely speculative deals. The most noticeable of these fake deals was the Yankees trading Carlos Beltran to the Indians, which obviously didn’t happen because he’s now a Ranger.
A lot of news outlets picked up on the tweet and the fact the Twins scoreboard was totally wrong. It turns out, the Twins scoreboard was merely displaying potential trades, but didn’t make that clear.
Anyway, those silly, silly Indians media people seized on this opportunity to rip on the Twins, doing stuff like this:
We're keeping you up to date on the latest trade rumors all night on our LF wall scoreboard. pic.twitter.com/5fyTGtLXM9
— Cleveland Indians (@Indians) July 29, 2016
Luckily, the Twins got the last laugh in this one:
Oh, the Twins have a misleading scoreboard, Indians? The Twins just scored 35 runs against your team in the past three days—and that’s not an error. And speaking of errors, do you have a 15-year-old running your TV broadcast?
C’mon, guys.
Don’t throw stones in glass houses.
(h/t: @damonkimble)