Tarik Skubal yells at the White Sox bench for stealing his pitches, a breakdown

Keep f***ing doing that, keep doing it, mother f***er. Whoa, what was all that about? Let's get into it. Scooble has bases loaded. He's already letting the tying run. This breakdown is brought to you by Under Armour. He's got two outs to go to escape the jam. So it's a pressure pack situation. Fifth inning, they had the lead. Now it's tied. We get a ground ball. They come home and they get the out there. Still one more out to go. Bases are juiced. He looks in. He's locked in. There might be other stuff on his mind. We're going to find out about that later. Strike one on the ball high. That's a guy's start. Batter doesn't tap. Maybe they're out of challenges. Right down the middle. Strike two. He goes to the change-up low. He's going to go back to the change-up. Gets the swing and miss. Yeah! And then looks and points at the dugout. And here's what went down. He screams, yeah! Then he points and says, f***, you're going to f***ing get it. I have the hot mic there. We can include it at the end if you want. We were a little undecided. But ultimately, we said, he said, f***, you're going to f***ing get it. And he points. And in the dugout, they're like, whoa, me? Yeah, you. You. Who are you talking to? Huh? Who are you talking? F*** you. Yeah, keep doing that s***. Hot mic there as well. A lot is loud and clear. We can put that at the end. It's just like, keep doing that s***. Keep doing what? What's he talking about? He's not doing anything. What are you talking about? Huh? What? F*** you, you dumb b***h. Scooble hears that. And he's like, keep doing it. Keep doing it. F*** you. No, f*** you. Who are you talking to right now? Huh? Sit your f***ing a** down. Oh, yeah. Keep f***ing doing that. Keep doing it. Motherf***er. F***ing b***y. Oh, no. We've got dumb b***h and f***ing b***y going on. Nobody's talking s***. Keep f***ing talking. F***ing crazy. So what was he doing? Except saying, keep doing that s***. Scooble thinks he's doing something. That's Vassal. He's a pitcher on the injured list for the White Sox. He's kind of the vibes and a hype guy in the dugout. He's got a magic wand. He likes to have fun. Now he's getting jawed at, getting cussed out by Scooble, who threw a beautiful changeup. And Scooble throws his changeup with his power fingers down the rail, like a two seam. I found that interesting. Look at that grip. Some people throw their changeup with like the four seam grip, but this is a two seam grip. Gets that spin down and in. Beautiful pitch. But, you know, anyway, back to it. I found Vassal's postgame press conference pretty telling. The reporter asked him, do you think he was mad at you about tipping pitches, relaying signs? And this was his answer. Yeah, look, you know, like I've always said, I'm going to help the team and do everything I can to do it. So, you know, I'm going to be with the guy in the box. Was he mad at you about relaying signs? Yeah, I mean, I've said I'm always going to help the team and do whatever I can to do it and be with the batter in the box. So, okay. You know, I think we've seen far worse things before in the games. We've seen far worse things before in the game because he's doing it legally. It is legal to do that, however he's doing it. Maybe he's just being too obvious. Well, I don't know how he's doing it, but they're pretty adamant because his manager also came out and said like, whatever we're doing, it's above board. So, you know, we're going to be that paranoid about it. So, it seems like Vassal was giving away location or pitches to the batters, or at least that's what Scooble thinks he was doing. That's why he was saying, keep doing it, keep doing it. And Vassal is like, it's legal, whatever. Who cares? And that's this. And that's that. Bam, bam, binga, bang, bang. Fun. Love when guys yell at each other. Scooble's good for this. Scooble keeps it between the lines after the game. He's like, whatever, it's baseball. Remember this with Neto last year and it was good. I like it. I like pitchers are supposed to be fiery. Athletes are supposed to enter like a psycho world in between the lines and then be normal outside the lines. At least that's my opinion, which isn't worth. This breakdown was brought to you by Under Armour. They were built to make athletes better. Their baseball gear does just that. Every product, every innovation, every detail, all built for the diamond. So shop all the gear you need for your next season at UnderArmour.com slash baseball. Click clack. Should bring that back.