Everyone Forgot How Many Outs There Were in Red Sox-Blue Jays
Summary
A confusing play during a Boston Red Sox and Toronto Blue Jays game caused a long delay because the teams and umpires lost track of how many outs there were. After review, the umpires correctly awarded a run to the Red Sox despite the initial mix-up, but the Blue Jays ultimately won the game 2-1.Key Facts
- The play happened in the top of the seventh inning with runners on first and third base and one out.
- The scoreboard briefly showed two outs, causing confusion about the number of outs.
- Red Sox batter Ceddanne Rafaela hit a sacrifice fly, and runners tried to score.
- The Blue Jays appealed that runner Nick Sogard left first base early, which created a timing play issue.
- After a delay and review from the MLB's New York review center, the umpires awarded a run to the Red Sox.
- Umpire Chris Guccione admitted the situation was confusing during his explanation.
- The Blue Jays won the game 2-1 despite the confusing moment.
- The confusing ruling was ultimately clarified and handled correctly by the officiating crew.
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