ESPN's Buster Olney Recovers Twitter Account After Hilarious Hack

The MLB insider's account was used to post fake trades and bizarre messages, entertaining fans before being restored.

Olney's account posted false trades involving Francisco Lindor and Luis Robert Jr.
The hacker shared absurd claims, including Shohei Ohtani facing a lifetime prison sentence.
Tweets included expletive-laden messages and humorous polls.
Fans quickly realized the account was compromised due to the outlandish content.
The posts have been deleted, and Olney has regained control of his account.