Legendary manager Tony La Russa had a sophisticated sign-stealing system in the 1980s when he was with the Chicago White Sox, a former American League Cy Young Award-winning pitcher said Friday. Jack McDowell, who pitched for the White Sox from 1987 to 1994, told WFNZ radio’s “The Mac Attack” about the system La Russa allegedly set up. There was that -- Tony La Russa is the one who put it in. McDowell won the Cy Young Award in 1993 – long after La Russa was gone. La Russa is a senior adviser in the Angels organization.

Source: Fox News January 19, 2020 16:18 UTC