White spikes...

Never seen that one called before.

Might depend on who the umpire is. Last year my son was pitching and was ordered to remove his batting gloves from his back pocket. However, he was allowed to wear his white long-sleeved Under Armor shirt.

Interesting about white spikes. He must have had a real high leg lift or a coach chris break at the belly button.
I have seen pitchers have to remove gloves in pocket and white under shirts with long sleeves

Interesting series of events....

On the white shoes example....there is this rule in MLB

1.11
(a) (3) No player whose uniform does not conform to that of his teammates shall be permitted to participate in a game.

However, applying that to the color of the shoes in a summer ball situation is reaching. In most summer leagues you often see multi color shoes from players from differnet HS teams. I think the umpire who ruled out the white shoes was being overly officious. I would not hold shoe color against the pitcher.

The uniform rule is more aptly applied to higher level ball than HS.

On wearing a white long sleeve undershirt to pitch......not legal, take it off.

Batting gloves in the back pocket if determined to be a distraction by the umpire can be removed.


Hope this helps.