Sox bite

BALTIMORE — Apparently, the latest Yankee-Red Sox scandal isn’t over. The Red Sox have reportedly sent video evidence to the MLB commissioner’s office that shows a YES Network camera pointed at bench coach Gary DiSarcina during a recent game at Yankee Stadium, according to ESPN.

The report said the Red Sox had DiSarcina alter his dugout position to avoid the Yankees potentially stealing signs as a result.

The Bombers have strongly denied Boston’s YES Network accusations, with one source calling it “complete nonsense.” “Not a chance,” Joe Girardi said Tuesday.

On Tuesday, MLB determined that the Red Sox used an Apple Watch to steal signs from the Yankees’ catchers during their August series at Fenway Park. Boston ultimately admitted as much after being approached by the league.

No penalties — if any — have been given as of yet.

“To involve YES in your scam so you can try to slither away from what you did wrong offends me,” YES Network Yankees play-by-play man Michael Kay said on his