Stumbled upon this hilarious item on Deadspin about today's Pittsburgh starter, Tom Gorzelanny. The easy way out would be to say he's telling the fans they're No. 1, but there is a more elaborate explanation provided by Pirates management in this article. Is Gorzelanny really flipping the fans off with his bobblehead? No word on how many curtain calls he's ignored this season.
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Hasn't anyone ever noticed that some pitchers pitch with their middle finger outside the gloves? It's been done for years and has no meaning other than the fact that some pitchers sometimes pitch with their middle fingers outside their gloves.