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MLB bans Apple Watch from dugouts during games

MLB bans Apple Watch from dugouts during games

Posted on August 19, 2015September 7, 2019 By Jarvis

In an odd turn of the events, Major League Baseball has officially ruled that theApple Watch is not allowed in the dugout during games. While this may seem strange, it’s an extension of the existing ban on smartphones.

The addition to the rule came after the MLB spotted Ned Yost, the manager of the Kansas City Royals, wearing the Apple smartwatch during games. What makes this situation odd is that it was the MLB that gifted Yost the Watch after he managed the All Star Game last month.
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