pine tar

But the pine tar doesn't even come off on your fingers.

They know what pine tar looks like, even on a bare hand.

The exterior of the church was covered with pine tar.

Then he was suspended for having pine tar on his glove in the third game.

Some older materials used have included pine tar and food grade oils.

Batters, however, often place pine tar above the legal limit.

There is no way pine tar can change the flight of the ball."

Now you'll have a thousand high school kids using pine tar, too."

It's a good thing he didn't wipe too high on the barrel with pine tar.

I guess it would have been nice, if he did have pine tar on him.

Pine tar is widely used as a veterinary care product.

Howell was using pine tar in order to get a better grip on the ball.

The issue is not the pine tar, it is ethics.

The smell is overwhelming, like pine tar mixed with gasoline.

The name reportedly originates from the local production of pine tar.

Players are permitted to use pine tar on the lower part of their bats to give them a better grip.

But the pine tar had solidified-he judged it as several days old.

Rogers reiterated on Monday that it was not pine tar.

But to most baseball people, pine tar is not considered to be a cheater's tool.

In my own opinion, I didn't feel that pine tar is going to make him throw any harder."

You got the pine tar on your hands.

I think there's a difference between pine tar and Vaseline."

He also said he did not agree with the rule banning pine tar.

Perhaps the most famous example of this is the pine tar incident of 1983.

Wendelstedt told me that the pine tar wasn't even coming off on his own fingers when he rubbed it.