A not so new controversy has been present in the baseball of the MLB well this saturday august 21 Kevin Gausman, pitcher for the San Francisco Giants, was found with an improper substance during his campaign against the Oakland Athletics. The umpire of the match noticed this situation although he did not have the reaction that would have been expected.
MLB umpires are doing their job to prevent team pitchers from using substance abuse to improve their pitching during games.
And in Saturday’s game between the San Francisco Giants and Oakland Athletics, home plate umpire Phil Cuzzi noticed that Giants pitcher Kevin Gausman had something strange about his arm.
This prompted the official to ask the pitcher to wipe his arm before the start of the bottom of the second inning of the match, as pitchers are not allowed to have resin on their uniforms or bodies.
The story did not go beyond what was mentioned and at the moment it seems that there will be no sanction or suspension for Kevin Gausman by Major League Baseball (MLB), but he will surely be in the crosshairs.
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