Tyler Gilbert’s glove was taken away by umpires who found it too sticky when the Chicago White Sox reliever entered Thursday night’s game against the New York Yankees.

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MLB umpires inspected Chicago White Sox pitcher Tyler Gilbert’s glove in New York but didn’t eject him. Here’s why he stayed in the game.

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