Yeah, yeah, yep, yep, yep, go Hess, Bo Hess, and now the end is near.

Boehler and Mass, 985, the Sports Hub.

Borderline Blockbuster by the New York Times, Red Sox, caught and admitted to cheating this season,

where in multiple games over multiple weeks at least that they admitted to maybe more

uh... they

basically deciphered signals catcher signals

using their video replay personnel who would then relay the information

to trainers in the dugout on their apple watches

who would then relay the information to the players.

And that's basically what happened.

The New York Times story says, Maz, that in recent years, as cameras have proliferated across Major League Baseball parks, teams have begun using the abundance of video to help

them discern opponent's signals, or signs, I should say.

Some clubs have had clubhouse attendance quickly relay information to the dugout from

a personnel monitoring video, so they would have attendants run up the hallway from where

the replay people are.

Okay, with that approach, the information has to be rushed to the dugout on foot so it

can be passed to the runner on second base.

The Red Sox seemed to shorten the communication chain and more quickly get the information to their batters

by sending information electronically to people in the dugout, which is a big no-no.

But even running it to the dugout is a no-no.

So basically, their video personnel would pick up the catcher signals.

Text the trainers in the dugout with their Apple watches.

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