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Who doesn't love pitcher Max Scherzer?

This former great Missou pitcher is everything you like in an athlete.

He's gifted, smart, competitive as all get out,

and he's a grinder that goes the distance.

He's won multiple Cy Youngs, has multiple no-hitters, and he's won the World Series. Tuesday night, he even

threatened to strip off all his clothes. You heard that right. Shurzer got so tired to be in check

for substances by the umpires under baseball's new policy that he tossed his hat, he tossed

his glove, he unbuckled

his pants right there in front of the mound. The best part is it led to the ejection of the

other team's manager. This is a classic story, and I love Max Scherzer. Royals pitchers all got

checked by umpires on Tuesday night. So did Yankee starter Garrett Cole, who shockingly walked more

batters than he has all year. The Royal scored six runs and won against a stud pitcher. It's too

early to tell, but there are signs that some of these great pitchers are struggling a little

without something they call spider tack on their fingers. We'll clue you in on exactly what spider tack is and how baseball

is trying to get rid of it. Chaos in Virginia at a school board meeting as 259 parents sign up

to speak, and only 51 are allowed to address the left-wing school board that teaches critical

race theory and promotes transgenderism. Several arrests at this meeting,

a teacher suspended for speaking out against the district, you name it. The socialists are taking

control in Loudoun. But schools are ground zero for the fight for America's future, and it looks

like the people are hitting back hard. We'll discuss.

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