Arizona Diamondbacks and Chicago Cubs dugouts clashed heatedly in the fifth inning as D-backs pitcher Merrill Kelly suspected Cubs third-base coach Quintin Berry of signaling pitches — but Berry was legally positioned and using no banned tech. D-backs manager Torey Lovullo confirmed the Cubs were within the rules, apologized to Cubs manager Craig Counsell, and admitted his own team’s pitching issues. The tension cooled before the next game, reminding everyone that while sign-stealing without tech is a gray area, pitchers must protect their own pitch selection.
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