What is the ruling when a third-base coach uses a video camera to tape the pitcher's move?

The ruling that a third-base coach using a video camera to tape the pitcher's move results in the coach being restricted to the dugout bench is based on league rules regarding the use of technology during a game. It is important to maintain the integrity and fairness of the game, and using video equipment to gain an unfair advantage is not allowed. Coaches have specific protocols they must follow, and recording the pitcher's movements is considered a violation of those protocols.

This ruling serves as a preventive measure against the potential for teams to take advantage of technology in ways that aren’t permissible. By restricting the coach to the dugout, it ensures that the game continues without interference from improper use of technology while still allowing for a chance to address the infraction without overly harsh penalties early in the game.