Trevor Bauer Made a T-Shirt About Astros' Sign-Stealing and it's Amazing

Trevor Bauer has always been outspoken and has established himself as one of the more vocal MLB players on Twitter. The current Cincinnati Reds and former Cleveland Indians pitcher has also used the social media platform to accuse the Houston Astros of cheating. While this is a new trend for many, Bauer has been doing it for years.

That got him a lot of heat from fans and from Astros players in the past. Well, it turns out Bauer was right all along, and now he's now building upon his correct prediction by selling some amazing t-shirts mocking the Astros.

Y’all had to know it was coming ?? limited edition. Get yours before it gets suspended from my shop for a year. https://t.co/HjB9T9ZTVh
— Trevor Bauer (@BauerOutage) January 16, 2020

This type of petty is usually only reserved for the NBA, but Bauer is bringing it to baseball. The shirt references the alleged buzzers, covered up by bandaids, worn by Jose Altuve and Alex Bregman to alert them about what pitch was coming. Just your normal everyday cheating apparatus.

Trevor Bauer backs allegations that some Astros players -- namely Jose Altuve and Alex Bregman -- wore wire devices with buzzing effects to help them know which pitch was coming while batting. https://t.co/2OS3zjwqnI
— USA TODAY Sports (@usatodaysports) January 16, 2020

The Astros already have a strong distaste for Bauer, and his new shirts will only add fuel to that fire. But if the buzzer allegations are proven to be true, the Astros involved no longer have any argument against the right-hander.