The Los Angeles Angels fire a pro scout known as “The Baseball Spy” after an incident involving alleged filming of Colorado Rockies coaches. Multiple outlets report that Justin “Boomer” Prinstein was removed earlier this season following an allegation that he recorded Rockies personnel from the stands using a cellphone. The reports say Prinstein was on a scouting assignment when he was seen filming the coaches. One outlet attributes the account to reporting by The Athletic, while others describe the same underlying event. The situation is presented as a potential sign-stealing or related misconduct allegation, though the coverage focuses primarily on the act of filming and the team’s decision to terminate the scout. Across sources, the key elements are that Prinstein is associated with the nickname “The Baseball Spy,” that he allegedly filmed opposing coaches with a cellphone during a game, and that the Angels subsequently fired him. No outlet in the provided articles offers details of a league ruling or additional disciplinary steps beyond the Angels’ decision to terminate his employment.