VIDEO: From Pants Down, To Greasy Hair, Pitcher "Sticky Checks" Run The Gamut
The Max Scherzer "sticky check" escalated to chaos pretty quickly, and elsewhere, a variety of laughable situations are taking place. In fact, there's even a Twitter account to keep track of the madness.
Oakland A's reliever Sergio Romo left almost nothing to the imagination, pulling down his pants for the ump:
— MLB Foreign Substance Checks (@StickyCheck) June 23, 2021
In Philadelphia, Scherzer is trying to get even with the Phillies, by asking the umps to check Bryce Harper's greased-up hair:
Scherzer wants the ump to check on Bryce Harper's hair
— MLB Foreign Substance Checks (@StickyCheck) June 23, 2021
(Via @gifs_baseball)pic.twitter.com/1wGFU0emiX
In any language, "sticky check" must mean the same thing. Umps had no problem communicating to Shohei Ohtani on Wednesday what they were looking for:
— MLB Foreign Substance Checks (@StickyCheck) June 23, 2021
And finally, talk about adding insult to injury. Imagine, you've just given up a grand slam, but the umps won't let you slink off to the dugout in peace.
Even in the misery of giving up a grand slam, the umpire still makes you undo your belt pic.twitter.com/ffqA1xsYPv
— MLB Foreign Substance Checks (@StickyCheck) June 23, 2021
Strange scenes all over baseball, and it's just begun.
Photo Credit: Tim Heitman-USA TODAY Sports
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