The Minnesota Twins reliever was ejected from a Triple-A game after an umpire found a foreign substance in his glove
Minor league pitcher Go Woo-suk suspended 10 games for illegal substance in glove
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Minnesota Twins reliever Go Woo-suk pitches against the Chicago Cubs during the clubs' Major League Baseball regular-season game at Wrigley Field in Chicago on July 19. (AP-Yonhap) Minnesota Twins minor league pitcher Go Woo-suk has been suspended for 10 games after getting caught with an illegal substance in his glove in a recent Triple-A game. Players who are caught with a banned substance are subject to automatic ejection and a mandatory 10-game ban. Major League Baseball began cracking down on pitchers across the majors and the minors applying foreign substances on baseball during the 2021 season, in order to prevent them from applying extra spin and movement on their pitches.
Furthermore, The South Korean pitcher was traded by the Detroit Tigers to the Twins on July 5 and made his major league debut four days later. Minnesota media reported Sunday Go began serving his suspension Saturday, a day after he was ejected for having a foreign substance in his glove. Go was about to pitch in the seventh inning for his St. Paul debut Friday but was ejected after an umpire discovered an illegal substance inside his glove.
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Minnesota Twins reliever Go Woo-suk pitches against the Chicago Cubs during the clubs' Major League Baseball regular-season game at Wrigley Field in Chicago on July 19. (AP-Yonhap) Minnesota Twins minor league pitcher Go Woo-suk has been suspended for 10 games after getting caught with an illegal substance in his glove in a recent Triple-A game.
reliability low1/2 sourcesMinor league pitcher Go Woo-suk suspended 10 games over illegal substance in glove.
reliability low1/2 sourcesPlayers who are caught with a banned substance are subject to automatic ejection and a mandatory 10-game ban.
reliability low1/2 sourcesMajor League Baseball began cracking down on pitchers across the majors and the minors applying foreign substances on baseball during the 2021 season, in order to prevent them from applying extra spin and movement on their pitches.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe South Korean pitcher was traded by the Detroit Tigers to the Twins on July 5 and made his major league debut four days later.
reliability low1/2 sourcesMinnesota media reported Sunday Go began serving his suspension Saturday, a day after he was ejected for having a foreign substance in his glove.
reliability low1/2 sourcesGo was about to pitch in the seventh inning for his St. Paul debut Friday but was ejected after an umpire discovered an illegal substance inside his glove.
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