Donaldson will release a "entire catalog" of pitchers cheating

[Seth Stohs]

https://www.thescore.com/news/2178062

Josh Donaldson had an interesting twitter chat with former pitcher Dallas Braden regarding pitchers cheating... that would be a fun  read, I bet. 

[Brock Beauchamp]

Good, I hope lots of veterans do the same. MLB is facing such a pitching imbalance this season (that has been building for quite some time) and they have an easy (partial) fix staring them in the face and have done... nothing.

Which is par for the course with MLB but still, it's irritating.

[Squirrel]

Yep, good. Do it. Get it out there.

[sampleSizeOfOne]

Wasn't there something about balls being collected for analysis this season? At what point do the results come in, and we see more of this?

Good job on Joe West for taking it upon himself.

[tony&rodney]

The players should not have to say anything. When you nearly live with a group of people for as long as MLB players do there needs to be a comfort level amongst teammates. 

The idea that the players call out or name every pitcher that is cheating harks back to the steroid era when MLB excecutives loved the McGuire/ Sosa show and played for every last nickel. Then Bonds joins the fun and others, and oh boy were the announcers and brass upset. MLB needs to get it together and fast.

FWIW, the NYY-TOR game was a fine display of umpiring. I didn't see every pitch but did not recall the home plate umpire missing a single pitch. He may have but he certainly was good today. It's not the rules, the players, or the umpires that is hurting baseball, it is Manfred and his crew.