Red Sox -broadcaster hits at Astros for ‘being crazy about stealing signs’ after banks clear

The banks were released between the Houston Astros and Boston Red Sox during the weekend, and it all seemed to be what Paranoia seemed to be about stealing signs.

Astros Reliever Hector Neris deliberately shot to put a runner to third place and then had an exchange with Red Sox third base coach Kyle Hudson who led to a substance between the teams.

While Neris left the hill, he had words with Hudson and shouted at the Red Sox Dugout, so that both teams, including Bullpens, came to the field before the order was quickly restored.

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Asked if he believed that the Red Sox signs stealed, Neris replied: “Maybe. Maybe yes, maybe no.”

Well, former Red SOX player-orientcer Will Middlebroks thought that was a bit ironic.

“Imagine that the astros are crazy about stealing drawing,” said the former Infielder.

The Astros were of course the architects of perhaps the largest board-stalking scandal in the history of baseball, where they would hit waste cans to indicate what pitch would come. It helped them a World Series in 2017 and there have always been rumors and speculation about further elaborations. It is illegal to use technology to steal signs.

“But guess, that is part of the game, when you can see the handle in a glove,” Midddlebroks added.

Houston Astros Relief Pitcher Hector Neris is stopped by the first Honkman Christian Walker on August 2, 2025. (Barry Chin/The Boston Globe Via Getty Images)

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Ironically, the Red Sox itself was accused of stealing signs in 2018, a year that they won the autumn classic, but it was revealed that the incidents were “much more limited in size and impact” than the astros’ the previous year, and most of the clubhouse was not even aware of the Wangers.

Alex Cora was the Astros Bench Coach in 2017 before he became the SOX manager prior to the 2018 season. He was suspended for the 2020 season because of his role in Astros’s scandal, but returned the following season.

Home Plate Referee Gerry Davis and Houston Astros First Honkman Christian Walker Holds Astros Pitcher Hector Neris during the Red SOX match, Saturday 2 August 2025, in Boston. (AP Photo/Greg M. Cooper)

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The Red Sox won the game, 7-3.

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