By Larry Brown | July 6, 2007 - Posted in Linkage
All the details I just posted at FanHouse, so go check it out. Here’s the program that was posted on Giantsboard.com so that there’s no confusion (I had to crop part of it):
Smells like the conspiracy I thought it was. Again, check out my post at FanHouse for all the details.
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Awesome job, LB. Awesome.
Leave it to Barry fans to cheat, even in the All-Star game. I guess this one counts.
[...] Not only is Barry Bonds juicing, but his fans are too. Larry Brown seems to have broken the story about a group of Giants fans and a special program used to allow them to vote for Bonds online multiple times. [...]
Well done! You’re gonna be famous.
Shalalalalo
Personally, I think it’s awesome. Well done, Giants fans. This kind of thing happens in every all-star game. Remember A.C. Green and the ballot-stuffing incident? Or how the Yankees and Mets have 37 players in the game each year? There was no doubt in my mind, as a Giants fan, that Bonds wasn’t truly voted in by baseball fans around the country. Well done finding this out though.
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