Red Sox say Manny Machado stole placards in second World Series game

The Boston Red Sox are said to have surprised the Los Angeles Dodgers stealing and relaying placards from second base to batters in the second game of the World Series, according to Scott Miller of the Bleacher Report.

The incident that provoked speculation occurred during the fourth round of the competition when Manny Machado, stopping in Los Angeles, was on the second base when the southpaw Boston Price David Price was facing Yasiel Puig . Puig, who beat .209 against the southpaw thrower in the regular season, hit a single from Price's RBI to score Machado.

The Red Sox throwing coach, Dana LeVangie, told Bleacher Report that he wished he had talked to Price before the attack because "I saw it all" unfold before the show. Attack in front of Puig with Kike Hernandez.

Miller explains that when Price sits on the mound, Machado rested his hands on his hips, then before each pitching movement, touched his helmet with his right or left hand, touched and pulled his shirt, then grabbed the Groin of his pants. However, when Price canceled Hernandez, LeVangie decided to stay in the boat.

"Was it a little exaggerated? Yes, maybe, but I saw it all," LeVangie said. "I had said [Boston manager] Alex [Cora] I wanted to leave [to the mound] before the Puig match because I wanted to talk about some things.

"But when a guy has a big punch in this situation and that a coach comes to visit us … I did not want to run with momentum there because David had a big shot in dam. "

LeVangie finally spoke to Price and Boston receiver Christian Vazquez after Puig's hard blow. He suggested to Miller that the conversation surrounded the theft of the signs by the Dodgers.

The Red Sox would win Wednesday's game 4-2 to take a 2-0 lead over the Dodgers in the World Series. Price has launched six rounds. He allowed two runs on three hits and three walks with five strikeouts.