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The timing of Judge's look was curious as he followed it up by hitting a mammoth home run into the second deck at Rogers Centre. He knew a slider was coming, but Blue Jays reliever Jay Jackson threw nothing but sliders in his at bat to Judge.
Even if Judge were getting signs from first base or the dugout, there's nothing illegal about that per se. Relaying signs in baseball is a tale as old as time. The issue is signs can't be relayed by external means, a la the Astros trashcan banging method. Judge was asked post game about the incident and his explanation was he was trying to catch a glimpse of which of his teammates was causing a commotion in the visitor's dugout.
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