Keuchel, who just signed a new deal with the Chicago White Sox this offseason, spoke with reporters Friday. He was part of the Astros' rotation when they won the World Series in 2017, when the sign-stealing occurred.
The Astros were stripped of draft picks and fined $5 million by Major League Baseball for devising a scheme to record signs with a camera in centerfield and decode them in the dugout.
Astros owner Jim Crane fired general manager Jeff Luhnow and manager A.J. Hinch after commissioner Rob Manfred suspended them both for the 2020 season.
Keuchel
said the advanced technology should be used by everyone or not at all, and that
more players will be coming out with statements. Keuchel also said it's "not like every game we had it going on."
Keuchel apologizes for Astros sign-stealing scandal. Said it was “not like every game we had it going on.” pic.twitter.com/oAS4DewLk5
— Paul Sullivan (@PWSullivan)
January 24, 2020Keuchel said the advanced technology should be used by everyone or not at all
— Bruce Levine (@MLBBruceLevine)
January 24, 2020Jose Altuve and Alex Bregman caught some flack over the weekend at Astros Fanfest for not apologizing when they spoke on the issue with media.
