The Boston Red Sox have been using an Apple Watch to gain the upper hand while stealing signs, according to a report from Michael S. Schmidt of the New York Times.
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The Red Sox got caught using Apple watches to steal signs against the Yankees
A report from the New York Times claims that the Red Sox partially admitted to the scheme when confronted by the commissioner's office
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The investigation began after the Yankees, currently second in the AL East behind the leading Red Sox, filed a complaint with the commissioner's office about two weeks ago. As Schmidt writes:
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