Gilbert had just entered in relief for the White Sox and was checked for sticky substances under MLB rules. While crew chief Dan Bellino identified a suspicious spot inside the glove, officials ...

If you think baseball ejections just apply to the players, managers and coaches, think again. Last week, it was the ball boy who was sent to the showers early and since then video of the incident has ...

Major League Baseball isn't doing away with human umpires any time soon, but the Automated Ball-Strike Challenge System that's been used in the minors the past two seasons is coming to the big leagues ...

The Yankees entered the bottom of the eighth tied 4–4, hoping their bullpen could hold the line against Houston’s relentless offense. Boone turned to Williams, a decision that immediately backfired.

For the sixth time this season, Aaron Boone was ejected from a New York Yankees game. This time, he wasn't the only one, as he was accompanied by relief pitcher Devin Williams, who was also ejected ...

Major League Baseball will implement automated ball and strike technology in 2026 following approval by the league’s 11-member competition committee [1]. The Automated Ball/Strike System (ABS) will ...

HOUSTON – When his fuse is lit, Aaron Boone’s rage toward umpires is All-Star level stuff. Boone earned his MLB-tying sixth ejection of 2025 as Wednesday night’s eighth inning devolved into a chaotic ...

The post Why White Sox pitcher Tyler Gilbert was not ejected for potential foreign substance on glove appeared first on ClutchPoints. The Chicago White Sox found themselves in a controversial spot ...