Not saying you don't know this or deny it.
It's sports. Every sport is a big business. Even small obscure sports that nobody goes to see has cheating in it. You add that mentality to a billion dollar business and you HAVE to cheat. At least if you want to compete.
It's always so funny to me, in a sport that is America's past time, that people still get upset when a player or manager is caught cheating. Shit, the term "inside baseball" is used to define acceptable levels of cheating. The fact that Signs have to be used at all or that everybody covers their mouth when discussing the next pitch/play/strategy is another sign that cheating is prevalent.
Baseball is a great game, but it's funny to hear people talk about keeping the sport free of cheating maintaining a level standard. The fields aren't even all the same. Just about all of them are different shapes and sizes. A homerun in this park is only a double in that one or a passed ball is a sure run here but in another town it's too close to home plate and the ball bounces back to the catcher too quickly to score. Some pitching mounds are wider than others. It's a crooked sport. Always has been, always will be.
...and for someone that works with attorneys all day, the answer above is...technically correct, which is the best kind of correct.