Robert Gsellman is faster than Noah Syndergaard on foot and on scooter

Mets pitchers Noah Syndergaard and Robert Gsellman have long had an amusing friendship. Syndergaard has sabotaged Gsellman's interviews, and he loved when Gsellman used the bullpen cart in Arizona earlier this season. Their latest adventure has been a trip to Europe, including a stop at an English Premier League game in Liverpool. However, as with any good friendship -- especially between professional athletes -- there is always a little competition involved. And when the two pitchers took a recent scooter ride around town, Gsellman made sure everyone knew who was superior:

Still the Fastest Pitcher ???♂?@Noahsyndergaard pic.twitter.com/VlZU83jsg5

— Robert Gsellman (@robgsellman) October 10, 2018

Here are some other highlights from baseballers on social media over the last week ...
His scooter ride may explain why Thor couldn't answer the phone when the Yankees called on the Avengers:

Sorry I missed your call. Getting spotty cell service.https://t.co/oAzXPV2WGg

— Noah Syndergaard (@Noahsyndergaard) October 10, 2018

Alex Rodriguez wanted people to guess what he was doing on his fancy flight:

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Is this a picture of me: a. Closing a deal? b. Watching baseball? OR c. Playing Candy Crush?

A post shared by Alex Rodriguez (@arod) on Oct 5, 2018 at 5:33am PDT

The Red Sox had a happy flight after advancing to the ALCS:

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Happy Flight ft Ricky P?! Great Win boysz!!??

A post shared by Xander Bogaerts #2 (@thexman2) on Oct 9, 2018 at 11:25pm PDT

Brewers pitching Brent Suter is unable to play since he got Tommy John surgery earlier this season, but he is still loving every moment of Milwaukee's run:

Kratz Mac ‘n Cheese leading this special team, what an unbelievable person, player, and teammate on a team full of ‘em! NLDS Champs! #OurCrewOurOctober #WeWantSomeMore https://t.co/CqrbZEnLgs

— Brent Suter (@bruter24) October 8, 2018

Not only is Bob Uecker one of the best people and broadcasters of all-time, but he’s the life of the party and has a killer lawn-mower move! #Legend #OurCrewOurOctober https://t.co/42yC9xc6uh

— Brent Suter (@bruter24) October 8, 2018

Pirates pitcher Steven Brault may have to adjust his offseason diet:

Had a super physically active day today but ate like a trash truck. We’ll call it a wash. #nooffseason

— Steven Brault (@SquidBrault) October 10, 2018

Twins prospect Brent Rooker offered a very simple explanation for why hitting Major League pitching is actually really difficult:

Sometimes it looks like a fastball and then it ends up being not a fastball. There’s the explanation. https://t.co/CxZm8RTUcf

— Brent Rooker (@Brent_Rooker19) October 6, 2018

Rangers prospect Taylor Hearn loved seeing some fans of his Division II alma mater Oklahoma Baptist show off some serious confidence in their football team:

This is great!! ?? #MakeOurstand @OBU_Athletics https://t.co/JqfV5fd216

— Taylor Hearn (@thearn14) October 6, 2018

The Arizona Fall League began play, and Mets prospect Peter Alonso continued his 2018 habit of hitting monster homers:

The sweet sound of music ?? https://t.co/TjCC5Sh3tS

— Pete Alonso (@Pete_Alonso20) October 11, 2018

Some former University of Virginia players and current prospects Connor Jones, Pavin Smith and Joe McCarthy met up before the Fall League action started:

Hoos in AZ. @PavinSmith @Mojo_JoeJoe31 not pictured, @danypinero pic.twitter.com/lkIbYZThOZ

— Connor Jones (@ConnorJones33) October 8, 2018