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Milwaukee brewers suspect the Los Angeles Dodgers of trying to use video cameras to steal their placards during National League championship playoffs, according to The Athletic.
Although they said they did not have direct evidence, the Brewers have reason to believe that this has happened throughout the series, which they informed Major League Baseball "Resident Security Officers". . The league stated that she had not detected anything.
<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = ""They use videographers to get footage," said a Brewers source at The Athletic of the Dodgers. "It's known throughout the league. MLB knows it's a problem."data-reactid =" 18 ">"They use videographers to get footage," said a Brewers source at The Athletic of the Dodgers. "It's known throughout the league. MLB knows it's a problem.
While this has become a growing problem in the league, there has been a case in the sixth round of match 5 of the Wednesday series in Los Angeles – in which the Dodgers won 5-2 – which have warned receiver Brewers Erik Kratz.
From Athletics:
Manny Machado was alone on second base, starting to lean toward third base. With Chris Taylor on the plate and Corbin Burnes on the mound, Machado motioned to Taylor. He started by jumping in the air, then he started to wave with his hands. Seconds later, Taylor is barred.
While Taylor was leaving for the Dodgers canoe, catcher Erik Kratz went to the mound to talk to Burnes, both wearing gloves over their mouths for the duration of the conversation. They feared the Dodgers would pick up their placards, so they discussed their next move. The marble umpire repeated the meeting and Los Angeles scored two points for that inning, taking a 3-1 lead. In the next round, they scored two more points, bringing the match to 5-1.
"So, have we changed panels? Or did we maintain them? "Kratz said. "How do they know?"
Although the team stated that they did not think the Dodgers had "fully" understood their signs, they started using several signs, even when Los Angeles did not have a runner at the base. think something is in place. "
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<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = ""I mean, all cameras and everything else is not something we can really control," Milwaukee pitcher Zach Davies told The Athletic. "But when you see guys doing certain things on the field to relay some signs to the batters, then you know you have to make things a bit more difficult or complex. It's definitely something you pay attention to."data-reactid =" 25 ">"I mean, all cameras and everything else is not something we can really control," Milwaukee pitcher Zach Davies told The Athletic. "But when you see guys doing certain things on the field to relay some signs to the batters, then you know you have to make things a bit more difficult or complex. It's definitely something you pay attention to.
The Brewers and Dodgers have officially declined to comment on Athletic.
The Dodgers are currently leading the series 3-2 before Game 6 of Friday night in Milwaukee.
Although they have no direct evidence, the Brewers suspect the Dodgers use a video to steal their posters in the NLCS. (Getty Images)
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