Major League Baseball reportedly approved the use of on-field, anti-sign-stealing technology that allows pitchers and catchers to communicate through an electronic device.
It was first tested at the Single-A level last season, aiming to prevent sign stealing while also improving the pace of play. Major league teams began experimenting with PitchCom during spring training.
Pitchers and catchers still have the option of using the traditional pitch-calling method of the catches using his fingers to flash a combination of signs to the pitcher. The decision to permit technology for use in on-field signal-calling comes in the wake of the Houston Astros having been reprimanded for using a sign-stealing system during their World Series championship season in 2017.
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