Houston Astros right-hander Mike Fiers pitched the game of his life on Friday night, no-hitting the Los Angeles Dodgers at Minute Maid Park in a 3-0 victory. Never before had Fiers even pitched into the ninth inning, let alone carried a shutout or something as special as a no-hitter into the final frame, so the outing could safely be termed as unexpected. And also possibly illegal? [ Yahoo Sports Fantasy Football: Sign up and join a league today! ] That's what some fans were asking on Saturday after a screen cap caught during the ninth inning showed what might be a foreign substance — most likely pine tar — on Fiers' glove. We did get No-Hit.. But he did use pine tar💩 pic.twitter.com/8C8NezzdWG — Sandzz (@sandoval015) August 22, 2015 There's obviously something there, though we'll likely never know what exactly. For what it's worth, Dodgers manager Don Mattingly never suspected or noticed anything during the game, and didn't seem all that interested in discussing the subject regardless. "I had no idea during the game," Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said. "Nobody said anything to us during the game." "I think there's times you think that guys" use a...