Ex-MLB pitcher David Cone defends Mets' Max Scherzer after performing rosin test
Former MLB starter David Cone showed MLB fans the effects of rosin and sweat, which led to Mets starter Max Scherzer getting suspended in his recent start
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Former MLB starter David Cone showed MLB fans the effects of rosin and sweat, which led to Mets starter Max Scherzer getting suspended in his recent start
On the heels of New York Mets' ace Max Scherzer's 10-game suspension, ex-New York pitcher David Cone shocked fans with his own sticky stuff experiment.
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ESPN commentator David Cone experimented with what rosin, sweat and alcohol can do to a pitcher's hands during Sunday Night Baseball.