The accusations about the Houston Astros pitching staff juicing balls may have legs after all.
Astros pitcher Lance McCullers took the mound in Thursday’s game against the Yankees, and a photo of his cleats from the fifth inning of the game went viral.
The reason is because a foreign substance was shown on McCullers’ right cleat, which you can see below.
https://twitter.com/justinddiamond/status/992126610961813505
https://twitter.com/TrueHennessy/status/992128138502131712
I saw a glob of something slimey on McCullers cleat. Hmmmm
— Annalise (@lsanmbora) May 3, 2018
McCullers clearly has some sort of substance on his cleat. It's obvious and should be checked. #astros #StopIt
— Pete Simonetti (@SimonettiSource) May 3, 2018
McCullers offered an explanation after the game, stating that it was a hard plastic to cover a hole in his shoe.
Y’all ass. Let me wear my cleats in peace. pic.twitter.com/X43TqqgA5d
— Lance McCullers Jr. (@lmccullers43) May 4, 2018
If the hole really was an issue, why didn’t he just get a new pair of cleats?
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