With the Cardinals embroiled in baseball's biggest scandal, Chairman Bill DeWitt Jr. and General Manager John Mozeliak sat down for a roundtable interview in St. Louis.
KMOV
Speaking out publicly for the first time since news of a federal probe into his organization broke Tuesday, St. Louis Cardinals Chairman Bill DeWitt Jr. said Thursday that he had no knowledge of any hacking into a Houston Astros’ internal database, either before or after it occurred.
Post-Dispatch
Speaking on Thursday afternoon, St. Louis Cardinals Chairman Bill DeWitt wasted little time in making it clear he was unaware of the alleged hacking activities of a possible employee into the Houston Astros database.
STL Baseball Weekly
When Cardinals owner Bill DeWitt Jr. and General Manager John Mozeliak first heard last summer that somebody had breached the Houston Astros’ computer system, they didn’t think for a minute that the cyber-attack could be connected to their organization.
STL Sports Page
Cardinals chairman Bill DeWitt Jr., meeting with local media on Thursday in St. Louis, said he was "shocked," "stunned," and "in disbelief" when he learned in January or February of an FBI investigation of his organization regarding an unauthorized breach of the Houston Astros computer system.
St. Louis Official Site
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