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The Windup: Boston's season gets more implausible
During a game in Miami, Atlanta Braves player Ronald Acuña Jr.
Ce qu'il faut retenir
- Ronald Acuña Jr. hit a fly ball that became a home run after hitting the gloves of both Heriberto Hernández and Esteury Ruiz.
- The play was ruled a home run in real time and will likely stay that way because it is unclear who to charge the error to.
- Acuña's fly ball would have been a home run in 13 out of 30 ballparks, excluding loanDepot Park.
During a game in Miami, Atlanta Braves player Ronald Acuña Jr. hit a fly ball to left-center field. Marlins outfielders Heriberto Hernández and Esteury Ruiz converged to make the catch, but the ball hit both of their gloves and bounced over the wall. The play was ruled a home run in real time and is expected to stand as a home run because scorers cannot easily charge an error when the ball strikes two different gloves.
Leurs propres mots
“I think we need some help”
“Dave, I didn’t mean … that wasn’t a personal comment. I just felt we needed help.”
Les chiffres clés
- 13
- Innings played in the Red Sox vs White Sox marathon
- 26-4
- Red Sox win-loss record since July 1
- 15
- Consecutive games won in the Red Sox's resurrecting streak
- 73
- Age of fan Lewis Kalb who called a Phillies inning
Le fil des événements
- Red Sox fall 14 games under .500 multiple times
- Red Sox begin a dominant 26-4 run
- Bryce Harper publicly suggests the Phillies need help
- Dave Dombrowski and Bryce Harper clear the air in Baltimore
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Questions fréquentes
- Que s'est-il passé avec a bizarre home run involving two Marlins outfielders ?
- Ronald Acuña Jr. hit a fly ball that became a home run after hitting the gloves of both Heriberto Hernández and Esteury Ruiz.
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