((HT: MLB/YES/ESPN))
Take you back to April 10...Yankees and Red Sox at Yankee Stadium
Michael Pineda of the Yankees got caught with something dark (and, allegedly sticky) on his hand...
Red Sox manager John Farrell said he had heard about the substance Pineda may or may not have been using, but in between innings whatever was there disappeared...
MLB executive vice president of operations Joe Torre talked to Yankees GM Brian Cashman about what may or may not have happened with Pineda on the mound. The Yanks pitcher did not face any discipline since the Red Sox didn't push the issue.
Pineda said it was dirt:
"I don't use pine tar. It's dirt," Pineda said then. "I'm sweating on my hand too much in-between innings."
Takes you to tonight...
Looks like the dirt was there all over again...
And Pineda got tossed...
The HQ knows that, in the minors, the suspension is 10 games. The suspension might be close in the bigs...
2315 UPDATE: Pineda admits that the substance was, in fact, pine tar...
Pineda says, via ESPN, that "it won't happen again."
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