A not so new controversy has been present in MLB baseball this Saturday, August 21 Kevin Gausman, pitcher for St. Francis Giants, was found with an improper substance during his mound work against Oakland Athletics. The umpire of the meeting became aware of this situation although he did not have the reaction that would have been expected.
The umpires of the MLB are doing their job to prevent the team’s serpentiners from using improper substances to improve their pitches during the matches.
And in the game between St. Francis Giants and Oakland Athletics this Saturday the man umpire, Phil Cuzzi, realized that Giants pitcher Kevin Gausman had something strange on his arm.
This caused the officer to ask the serpentinero to clean his arm before the start of the lower part of the second entrance of the encounter, as pitchers are not allowed to have resin on their uniforms or body. .
The story did not go beyond what has been mentioned and at the moment it looks like there will be no sanction or suspension for Kevin Gausman by Major League Baseball (MLB), but it will surely be in the spotlight.
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