MLB banned in-game video access last season as a result of the Houston Astros sign-stealing scandal and as part of their health and safety protocols in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
No Los Angeles Dodgers player was impacted more heavily by the rule change than Corey Seager, who on several occasions voiced his frustration with the new policy. Seager and players throughout the league still had access to video via iPads in the dugout, but clips were limited to prior games.
Video access is expected to improve this season, as players will be able to watch in-game at-bats.