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Sen. Chuck Schumer: We want Rumble Ponies to stay in Binghamton
Sen. Schumer, with Congressman Brindisi, Rumble Ponies owner John Hughes and Mayor Rich David, following a meeting with MLB officials and Mets Jeff Wilpon about future of Minor League Baseball.
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Joe LaSorsa had only recently arrived at the Tampa Bay Rays' spring training facility in Florida when the organization brought the players together in early March to break the bad news.
Most minor leaguers were being sent home because of the spread of the coronavirus, then in its infancy in the U.S.
The 22-year-old left hand pitcher from Katonah, Westchester County, was bracing for the possibility that the season could end before it even started.
But perhaps not that soon.
"We are all called in for a big meeting with the whole organization, and they told us we had to go home," recalled LaSorsa, who attends St. John's University and pitched last year for the Hudson Valley Renegades.
"And I was like, 'Wow, I can't believe this like I only got to throw one time and now I gotta go home.'"
LaSorsa is not alone.
The decision by Minor League Baseball to shutter its season last month meant most of the 8,000 players in the system will have a summer without a team, dashing their hopes in the short term for further development toward their dream of playing in the major leagues.
It is the first time without a minor league baseball season since the system was founded in 1901.
In New York, baseball players talked to the USA TODAY Network New York about the lost season and preparing for an uncertain future.
Some players said they are concerned about whether they will able to play again, especially as Major League Baseball is eyeing a major contraction of its minor league teams — including at least four in New York, such as the Binghamton Rumble Ponies and Batavia Muckdogs.
Others said they could use the extra year rest as they come back from injury.
That's the case for Dan Wirchansky, a Stony Point, Rockland County, pitcher who was a 25th-round pick by the Milwaukee Brewers last year and had elbow surgery soon after.
"Just like anything else, you just got to roll with it and keep working, adjust, and get ready for 2021," he said.
More: New York's minor league towns brace for a summer without baseball
More: Opinion: Minor League Baseball's canceled 2020 season a cruel blow in grim 2020 sports year
How players are responding to the lost season
On June 30, MLB said it would not supply players to the minor leagues, effectively ending its season as MLB moved forward with a season that started July 23 without fans in the stands.
Playing without fans was never a viable option for minor league teams: Their revenue is largely from fans in the seats — unlike MLB where TV revenue reigns supreme.
"In terms of playing games without fans, I think that would have been very difficult for minor league teams," said Matt Callahan, general manager of the Tri-City ValleyCats, the Single-A affiliate of the Houston Astros in Troy.
Many of the minor league teams have continued to pay their players the requisite $400 a week, despite no season, but they do not make more than $15,000 a year in most cases.
"These are unprecedented times for our country and our organization, as this is the first time in our history that we've had a summer without Minor League Baseball played," Pat O'Conner, MiLB's president and chief executive, said in a statement June 30.
"While this is a sad day for many, this announcement removes the uncertainty surrounding the 2020 season and allows our teams to begin planning for an exciting 2021 season."
More: Fans cry foul. Why is MLB proposing to eliminate minor league baseball teams?
Players prepare for 2021
Next year is what Lenny Torres of Beacon, Dutchess County, is looking toward.
The 19-year-old right-handed pitcher was the 41st overall draft pick by the Cleveland Indians two years ago and had Tommy John surgery before the 2019 season.
He was assigned to the Mahoning Valley Scrappers in the New York-Penn League last September and was hoping to make his debut in August.
He is working out in Arizona.
Video: Pitching prospects Lenny Torres and Brandon Neeck
Sports reporter Vin Mercogliano sits down with Lenny Torres and Brandon Neeck, both high school pitchers who are being scouted by the major leagues.
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"Being that I'm in rehab still, I don't want to say a blessing for me, because that sounds selfish. Every player has a different story," Torres said.
"But for me, it gives me more time to work on my game and my mental skills and take advantage of basically another half a year off, to be ready for next season."
Wirchansky said his goal for next year is to get back with an affiliated organization.
"I've always been a kid who's always had to prove people wrong and have a chip on my shoulder. This is another chip on the shoulder, if I have to prove myself again, and prove that I could do this again," he said.
More: Play ball! New York sports teams get approval to start training camps
A season lost to COVID-19
For LaSorsa, he had a strong season last year for the Hudson Valley Renegades.
He threw 36.1 innings over 17 appearances, posting a 5-3 record and one save, with a 2.23 ERA. 30 Ks and 9 walks.
He said he understands the decision to end the season. But at first he thought maybe it would be just a two-week hiatus.
"The one thing I'm hoping on is just then bringing us back in either the fall or late in the summer for our own little spring training 2.0 just to have us back, kind of like an instruct-extended type stuff," LaSorsa said.
So he works out every day, only taking off Sundays. But it has also given him time to reflect on his future and dreams.
"I'm still doing a lot of throwing, but this was the first time in my life where I wasn't playing constantly," LaSorsa said.
"I finally have an opportunity to look at myself and really develop and you know all the aspects of mechanics, strength and conditioning. I did that stuff in the offseason, but I've never really focused on it like I'm doing right now."
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More: Renegades' 2020 season cancelled with the rest of Minor League Baseball
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Gmail App Developers Have Been Reading Your Emails
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The tinfoil hat wearing portion of the internet will undoubtedly lose their minds reading this news. A very eye-opening report from The Wall Street Journal revealed that third-party app developers have been reading your emails, thanks to Gmail's access settings. The WSJ also adds that Google is doing very little regarding policing those developers whose trained computers and human employees are sifting through Gmail users' emails.
Per the WSJ:
"One of those companies is Return Path Inc., which collects data for marketers by scanning the inboxes of more than two million people who have signed up for one of the free apps in Return Path's partner network using a Gmail, Microsoft Corp. or Yahoo email address. Computers normally do the scanning, analyzing about 100 million emails a day. At one point about two years ago, Return Path employees read about 8,000 unredacted emails to help train the company's software, people familiar with the episode said.
In another case, employees of Edison Software, another Gmail developer that makes a mobile app for reading and organizing email, personally reviewed the emails of hundreds of users to build a new feature, says Mikael Berner, the company's CEO.
Letting employees read user emails has even become "common practice" for companies that collect this type of data, says Thede Loder, the former chief technology officer at eDataSource Inc., a rival to Return Path.
Hope you have been keeping those emails PG, because there is no doubt it could have been seen by someone else's eyes — including the recipient. This latest revelation only adds to the furor caused by a very similar situation by the Facebook Cambridge Analytica data sharing scandal. There have been no reports of abuse of the data (yet) but this is definitely walking a fine line when it comes to invasion of privacy. If you are worried after reading this, and rightfully so, you can head over here to see what apps have access to your emails.
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People will be forced to live at mountain due to high taxes and famine. People will die to eat leaves, flesh, flower, and honey.
People live without marriage according to their interest, men cheat for the profit in business, priests will shrink to the name only.
Cleanliness, truth, memory, health, pity, life span and day duration will continue to decrease in modern world.
People will only do good deeds to impress others. Only show off will be there and corrupt people will be on earth. People will be ready to kill to gain power.
People will visit rivers, ponds and mountains as pilgrims but they will disrespect their own parents. Long hair will be the symbol of beauty and people will do wrong deeds to fill their stomach.
No rain will be there, land will be dry, weather will be unfavourable, sometimes there will be byting cold and sometimes unendurable warmth. Sometimes there will be taifoon and sometimes flood. People won't bear these conditions.
People who won't have wealth will be considered as impure, useless and non religious and they will purify themselves by taking bath.
People will surmounted by many worldly problems, they will be bothered by many tensions as a result human life span will decrease to 20-30.
The quality of a men will be judged by the wealth of a person, justice and law will also depend on power.