MILWAUKEE — It was either the most sophisticated code for relaying pitch signs. Or, more likely, the most obvious attempt to distract the pitcher with a bluff. In the top of the fourth inning Saturday, Andy Pages was not being subtle once he reached second base on a double. Almost every time Brewers left-hander Robert Gasser threw a pitch, the young Dodgers slugger was doing something with his hands that looked like a signal to the batter. This is an age-old — and, to be clear, completely legal