In 2016, Trevor Bauer, a starting pitcher for the Cleveland Indians, injured his throwing hand while repairing a drone before a playoff game. He accidentally cut his pinky on the drone’s propeller, forcing him to skip his scheduled start in Game 2 of the ALCS. Bauer eventually started Game 3 against the Toronto Blue Jays, but after only 21 pitches, the cut reopened, bleeding on the mound. MLB rules don’t allow visible bandages, so he had to leave the game early. The incident became infamous because a hobby accident affected a crucial playoff start. Despite this, the Indians went on to win the series, but Bauer’s bleeding-hand exit remains one of the most bizarre moments in MLB postseason history. - follow ( slugger.report ) for insane baseball content - #baseball #mlb #baseballplays #trevorbauer