New York Yankees starting pitcher Michael Pineda might have been relying on a little more than his right arm on Thursday night against the Boston Red Sox.
Pineda might have to answer some questions about the substance after the game. It's clear that something is there. Whether or not it's giving him an advantage is the question at hand.This certainly isn't the first time we have seen pitchers trying to gain an advantage with a foreign substance. It was around this time last year that Boston pitchers Clay Buchholz and Junichi Tazawa were accused of doctoring the ball in a series against the Toronto Blue Jays.
Pineda might have to answer some questions about the substance after the game. It's clear that something is there. Whether or not it's giving him an advantage is the question at hand.This certainly isn't the first time we have seen pitchers trying to gain an advantage with a foreign substance. It was around this time last year that Boston pitchers Clay Buchholz and Junichi Tazawa were accused of doctoring the ball in a series against the Toronto Blue Jays.
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