Fourth-Out Ruling Impacts Blue Jays-Red Sox Game
A rare 'fourth out' appeal play ruling came into effect during the Blue Jays and Red Sox game, drawing attention from the TOR beat reporter.
Toronto Blue Jays beat reporter Keegan Matheson reported on an unusual 'fourth out' ruling that occurred during a Blue Jays vs Red Sox game. The fourth-out rule is a rarely invoked MLB rule involving appeal plays that can nullify a run scored. Matheson published a detailed story explaining what happened and the implications of the ruling. The specific game details and outcome impact are referenced in a linked article.
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