New York Mets relief pitcher Drew Smith is EJECTED vs. Yankees after failing to pass hands check 

New York Mets relief pitcher Drew Smith was ejected at the top of the seventh inning for too much stickiness on his hands. 

Smith was coming in for Jeff Brigham – who has also failed the inspection – but he did not pass the umpires check. 

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It is the second time it has happened to the Mets this season. Max Scherzer was found to have foreign substances on his hands vs. the Dodgers on April 19. 

As a result of the incident, Smith will receive a 10-day ban. 

The Mets’ No. 40 will have the opportunity to appeal his suspension. He was replaced by John Curtiss. 

New York Mets relief pitcher Drew Smith was ejected after his hands were checked Tuesday

Bill Maher threw Smith out of the game for a suspicious substance on his hands in the seventh

Smith is the fourth pitcher to be ejected this season for failing to pass the hands check. 

‘A player who possesses or applies foreign substances in violation of the playing rules is subject to immediate ejection from the game and will be suspended automatically,’ Michael Hill, Senior Vice-President of On-Field Operations wrote in a memo to teams earlier this year. 

At the time of writing, the Yankees lead the Mets 7-6 at the top of the eighth inning.  

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