VIDEO: Dodgers Trevor Bauer Creates A Natural Sticky Substance, Calls Out MLB

Leave it to Trevor Bauer of the Los Angeles Dodgers to find a way to gain an advantage. The Cy Young Award winner demonstrated to the league on Tuesday that he's able to create a natural sticky substance from his own sweat and some rosin.

The polarizing figure took to his Twitter account to pose a hypothetical question:

Hey @mlb I have a question for you. pic.twitter.com/jbZibZltQJ
— Trevor Bauer (トレバー・バウアー) (@BauerOutage) June 16, 2021

All Bauer used was his sweat and some rosin so we're curious to see how the league reacts. Bauer's one of the many pitchers who use a substance that's now been banned and now is in full scramble mode.

As Bauer's mentioned before, he's all for the league cracking down on foreign substances and wonders why the MLB waited so long to enforce some rules. Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Tyler Glasnow took things even further this week saying the lack of sticky stuff for his outing was the reason why he hurt his arm. Bauer was quick to defend Glasnow and call out the league over integrity issues:

Only one of the MASSIVE problems with what @MLB is doing. They’ve knowingly swept this under the rug for 4 years. Now they implement a knee jerk reaction to shifting public perception. Hard to hear them talk about “competitive integrity” when they have no integrity to begin with. https://t.co/7KZ3Pu7MM0
— Trevor Bauer (トレバー・バウアー) (@BauerOutage) June 15, 2021