A potential go-ahead home run by Pete Alonso of the New York Mets against the Baltimore Orioles was ruled a foul ball in a controversial call, seemingly benefiting the Yankees. The incident occurred during a game where the Yankees were facing the Orioles.
The play unfolded when Pete Alonso appeared to hit a home run. However, the home run was immediately challenged and ultimately ruled a foul ball.
The New York Post notes that the Yankees “certainly seem to have caught a break” with the call. The reasoning behind the ruling isn’t detailed, but the implication is that the call was close and favored the Yankees, preventing the Mets from taking the lead.
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