Max Scherzer Starts To Strip On The Field As Baseball's Weirdest New Rule Kicks In
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The three-time Cy Young winner was inspected twice for illegal substances -- and he wasn't happy about it.
Major League Baseball’s newest rule has already ticked off at least one superstar player. Under the rule, umpires check each starting pitcher at least once a game for sticky substances used to doctor the baseball. And Nationals pitcher Max Scherzer ― a three-time Cy Young winner ― didn’t look thrilled when it was his turn:
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