Yankees' sticky substance controversy leads to ejection of Reds manager.
TL;DR
Cincinnati Reds manager David Bell was ejected from Friday night's game against the New York Yankees after umpires left Clarke Schmidt in the game following a substance check where they made him wash his hands. Schmidt pitched 5+ innings of two-run ball in the Yankees' 6-2 victory.
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- Reds manager ejected after another Yankees pitcher undergoes extensive sticky-substance check Fox News
- Reds' David Bell tossed after sticky stuff check of Yanks' Clarke Schmidt - ESPN ESPN
- Behind umpires' decision not to give Clarke Schmidt sticky-stuff ejection New York Post
- Yankees pitcher Clarke Schmidt asked to wash hands, Reds manager David Bell ejected while protesting CBS Sports
- Habitual offenders, Yankees have lost the benefit of the doubt when it comes to sticky stuff Blog Red Machine
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