Polarizing MLB pitcher Trevor Bauer has long been one of the sport's leading polemicists.
Now the 29-year-old can call himself a Cy Young winner, after he received the prized pitching award on Wednesday.
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However, one title Bauer can't appropriate for himself, according to social media, is that of style icon.
The UCLA product on Wednesday night donned a head-turning three-piece suit while appearing on MLB Network to receive his award, amazingly the first ever won by a Cincinnati Reds pitcher.
The unusual beige-colored get-up was replete with a pocket square and double-breasted vest, adorned with bright white buttons.
Bauer, now a free agent after his first season with the Reds, is angling for a big payday in free agency.
The jokesters on Twitter had some laughs at Bauer's expense over his odd threads, which, as one user suggested, was probably his intention -- although we can't rule out the very real possibility he simply has bad fashion sense.
The look inspired a wide range of interpretations.