WATCH: Tyler Glasnow jokes about 'sizing up' Alec Bohm during game over hair rivalry
Both Tyler Glasnow and Alec Bohm have a few things in common and one of them is having long hair. Both the LA Dodgers ace and Philadelphia Phillie slugger were selected as All-Stars in this year's Mid Summer Classic and were present for the Derby event on Monday.
In one of the latest segments of The Foul Territory, former All-Star catcher A.J. Pierzynski asked Glasnow to compare who had the better hair-day at the Derby.
"I was sizing him up a little bit. He's got some great hair, but he had a good hair day as well. But there's always levels and layers to it, you know. I think we're even," Glasnow said.
Another former MLB player, Erik Kratz, pitched in for the answer. He said he hugged both Bohm and Glasnow and gave the nod to the latter for having better long hair.
Tyler Glasnow backs up Teoscar Hernandez, who defeated Alec Bohm and other sluggers to win Derby
Teoscar Hernandez represented the Dodgers at the Home Run Derby, with the likes of Tyler Glasnow, Freddie Freeman and Shohei Ohtani cheering for him and giving advice midway through the competition.
Alec Bohm and Jose Ramirez led the eight-slugger field with 21 home runs in the first round, followed by Bobby Witt Jr.'s 20 and Teoscar Hernández's 19. Pete Alonso, Gunnar Henderson, and Marcell Ozuna and Adolis Garcia came short in the first round and were eliminated.
In the first semifinals, Bobby Witt Jr. (17 home runs) defeated Ramirez (12) to advance to the finals. The second semifinal was interesting, with both Alec Bohm and Teoscar Hernandez scoring 14 homers each to set up a swing. Hernandez added two more, while Bohm could only add one, as the Dodgers outfielder progressed in the finals.
During the break, Tyler Glasnow and Shohei Ohtani gave Hernandez some advice.
"He called every single round. He's like, 'I'm going to do this.' And he did it. It was crazy," Glasnow said on The Foul Territory. "Oh yeah, no doubt. I was like, okay, so he's got Gatorade. I gotta even it out with some water. I was asking like, 'you need an electrolyte? You're swinging a lot.' He's like, 'just give me water.' And I was like, 'all right, perfect.'"
In the finals, the Dodgers outfielder scored 14 home runs, while Bobby Witt Jr. came one short, as the former lifted the Home Run Derby trophy for the first time.