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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

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 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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