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Official Site of the Reds · Sep 24, 2015

Reds trying out new iPad policy in dugout

ST. LOUIS -- Beginning on Monday, the Reds were among teams that began using iPad tablets after Major League Baseball approved it for limited use. Clubs can download statistical information, scouting reports, charts, video and more, but there are restrictions.

Reds manager Bryan Price said all the data must be loaded three hours before the game, and the WiFi on the tablet must be disabled in the dugout. Electronic devices, such as smartphones and tablets, have long been banned by MLB so teams can't get outside communication or use them for espionage purposes.

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