Mookie Betts says 'everybody was' aware the 2018 Red Sox were using live video feeds to steal signs, but he says the system wasn't used in that year's World Series against Dodgers.
The 2017 Houston Astros may be the face of MLB's sign-stealing scandal, but they were far from the only team attempting to get an edge.
In a Sunday column in the Los Angeles Times, Dodgers star Mookie Betts – a member of the Red Sox team that defeated the Dodgers in the 2018 World Series – admitted he was aware his team was using live video feeds to steal opponents' signs. But Betts said the scheme wasn't used all the time and wasn't at all during the World Series.
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