The Mexican Baseball League announced on Sunday that Diablos Rojos del Mexico athletic director Miguel Ojeda was found responsible for manipulating broadcast cameras during games against the Leones de Yucatan in order to steal signs.
The Mexican Baseball League announced on Sunday that Diablos Rojos del Mexico athletic director Miguel Ojeda has been suspended for one year and fined after being found responsible for manipulating broadcast cameras during games against the Mexicans. Yucatan Leones in order to steal signs.
The Mexican League received a request from Yucatan on September 1 to open an investigation for alleged manipulation of camera angles for Game 1 and part of Game 2 of the South Zone Championship Series.
“There was manipulation in the television shots broadcast by the producer of the game assigned by the Diablos Rojos in Game 1 and part of Game 2 of the South Zone Championship Series,” the league said in a statement. a statement. “The Mexican Baseball League has reviewed the broadcast of Diablos Rojos regular season and postseason games as a home team and has concluded that this was an isolated event in those two matchups.”
With the results, the league suspended Ojeda for one year, effective immediately. He has the Diablos Rojos as well. And the league has decided to suspend the chief television producer for Game 1 and Game 2 for a full year.
“The Mexican Baseball League will always consistently and forcefully guarantee fair play among all its affiliated teams,” the league said.
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