On Wednesday, Yankees starter Michael Pineda was ejected in the second inning of a game against the Red Sox for displaying a "foreign substance" that looked an awful lot like pine tar on his neck.

Pine tar is the latest buzz word in baseball after New York Yankees pitcher Michael Pineda was found with the sticky substance smeared on his neck during Wednesday night’s game. Pineda was ejected and ...

First, let's make one thing clear. I'm not defending New York Yankees pitcher Michael Pineda's recent illegal use of pine tar during a game against the Boston Red Sox, where the substance sat on his ...

Pine tar, specifically the stuff slathered on George Brett’s bat 25 years ago, remains a sticky subject for Joe Brinkman, the umpiring crew chief who was part of one of baseball’s all-time wackiest ...

As April meanders toward May, the New York Yankees' starting rotation is looking rather tenuous behind Masahiro Tanaka. Hiroki Kuroda has days when he pitches as if he's 39 going on 43, CC Sabathia ...