This is how the Sports Illustrated article begins... One ball made its way into an NL dugout last week, where players took turns touching a palm to the sticky material coating it and lifting the baseball, adhered to their hand, into the air. Another one, corralled in a different NL dugout, had clear-enough fingerprints indented in the goo that opponents could mimic the pitcher’s grip. A third one, also in the NL, was so sticky that when an opponent tried to pull the glue off, three inches of seams came off with it. I've seen Tyler Glasnow breeze through 3+ innings and then all of a sudden start spiking pitches into the dirt five feet in front of the catcher. Maybe got a little too much goo on the ball?