By Evan Bleier Approximately two years after a New York judge ordered a 2017 letter from Major League Baseball to the New York Yankees detailing a 2017 investigation into the club for stealing signs be unsealed, the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals has rebuffed requests from the Yanks and MLB to keep the letter private. The order is related to a lawsuit brought against the league by DraftKings players about electronic sign-stealing’s impact on daily fantasy competition in which the plaintiffs claim that a press release put out by MLB commissioner Rob Manfred in 2017 hid the full nature of …
