John Heyman, he is a MLB writer for FanragSports.com. The Red Sox got caught cheating. Everyone knows by now.

They were using Apple watches and technology that's not allowed by Major League Baseball to steal

signs. John Heyman has a piece about it on fanrag.com. John, thank you for joining us to the

AT&T expert hotline. Oh, my pleasure. How are you guys doing?

We're doing well.

What's your feeling just in general on teams stealing signs?

Like, say that you're not using technology.

You just figured it out yourself.

Well, I think that's part of the game,

and that's why guys are with the mound to discuss what's going on and put their glove over their mouth,

and that's kind of the expectation.

But it is not allowed to use technology to do the TV.

You've got to do it with your own eyesight and your own speech to the teammates and that's it.

You can't do this kind of thing.

All right, so you mentioned that this is like the second strike for the Red Sox

that this is the second time they've been punished in a year and no other team has been

punished this year.

Would that affect the way that you would punish them if you were commissioner?

It would.

I mean, I thought that the first one was worse, the way that you would punish them if you were commissioner? It would. I mean, I thought that the first one was worse, the way they did the international rules. I thought that was terrible, and I am very much against cheating. I didn't think that

would necessarily be that controversial, but I guess, you know, in baseball, we expect a little cheating

Giller-Perry's in the Hall of Fame, and obviously we had the steroid era and all that, but

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