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Diamondbacks Manager Apologizes to Cubs Following Sign Stealing Incident
Arizona Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo apologized to Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell following a sign stealing controversy during a recent game. Lovullo initially believed that Cubs' third base coach Quintin Berry was illegally relaying signs, but after consulting with Major League Baseball, he confirmed that no rules were broken. The incident highlights the ongoing tradition of sign stealing in baseball.
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Arizona Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo apologized to Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell following a sign stealing controversy during a recent game. Lovullo initially believed that Cubs' third base coach Quintin Berry was illegally relaying signs, but after consulting with Major League Baseball, he confirmed that no rules were broken. The incident highlights the ongoing tradition of sign stealing in baseball.
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