Dodgers: Bombshell Report Suggests LA Pitchers are Leaders in Foreign Substance Use
Sports Illustrated released a bombshell cover story on Friday with the headline: “This Should Be the Biggest Scandal in Sports.” The article details the league-wide issue of pitchers doctoring baseballs with foreign substances to gain an advantage.
From enhanced velocity to massive spikes in spin rates, the article goes into great detail about Baseball’s sticky situation and its impact on the game. We break down the key points in the piece that specifically mention Trevor Bauer, as well as other Dodgers pitchers.
Plus, we discuss if Sports Illustrated singled out LA and how MLB should address the league’s widespread use of foreign substances.
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Hmmm,Sticky Fingers Bauer influencing the pitching staff…Get angry to throw faster?No,get sticky!
Who cares the Asstros did it for years and it was part of their 2017 cheating scandal even if it’s not official
I am a Dodger fan. However, we can’t be outraged by the Astros, yet say “oh, well” in regards to these new allegations against our team, because other teams did it too.
So now it’s ok because other people did it too?
Sticky Fingers Bauer will soon be going back to being an average pitcher…I laughed when I read that Jansen needed to get mad to gain velocity.I’m sure he was schooled by Sticky.