Holy Crap I Just Had a Nightmarish Flashback to Jeffrey Maier

[NCRaven]

What were you looking at??!?!?! No way, dude. The fans were out over the edge of the fence and that's where the contact took place.

I can drink my Orange KookAid with the best of them, but the ball and glove were over the wall and beyond the field of play. At that point, it's no longer fan interference. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. They Yankees get more than their fair share of home cooking calls from the umps, I just don't think that this was one off them.

[fansince71]

What were you looking at??!?!?! No way, dude. The fans were out over the edge of the fence and that's where the contact took place.

Thats the way i seen it too. The fans were in the field of play. My question is if they replay it, do they have to rule HR or an out? Or is there a third option, Ground rule double?

[Danielos38]

Do you have a link?

I can't find the flipping off one, but I've seen it and I promise that it exists. I'll post it, if I see it again.

http://nyc.barstoolsports.com/

[Jagwar]

That's absolutely incorrect. The ball hit off the top of the fence and went in, but before that happened, one of the fans contacted Cruz's glove in the field of play.

If they had reviewed it, IMO Cano would have been out.

It wasn't quite as blatant as Maier's interference, but it absolutely should have been reviewed. It looked to me like more than one fan hit Cruz's glove. I haven't seen an angle yet that shows where the contact took place. Was Cruz's glove over the wall into the stands?

It should have been reviewed, but I don't think it would have been overturned.

[notfast]

Link on youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqTZq7zB80E

Not going to last so get it while its hot!

[Hank Scorpio]

I can drink my Orange KookAid with the best of them, but the ball and glove were over the wall and beyond the field of play. At that point, it's no longer fan interference. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. They Yankees get more than their fair share of home cooking calls from the umps, I just don't think that this was one off them.

Really?

Uh, you're wrong. Look very closely for evidence. That is the very definition of fan interference.

http://espn.go.com/

[Jagwar]

http://nyc.barstoolsports.com/random-thoughts/thats-a-hr-*****es/

I can't find the flipping off one, but I've seen it and I promise that it exists. I'll post it, if I see it again.

Dead link, file not found.

[Jagwar]

Really?

Uh, you're wrong. Look very closely for evidence.

http://espn.go.com/

There you go, MLB hasn't learned a daggone thing in the last 13 years.

[eddie83]

Because that's what he thinks MLB wants because MLB clearly doesn't want replay.

You don't put a limited replay system in place and then not use it because you didn't want replay in the first place. The umpire screwed up here big time, that is what happened.

[Hank Scorpio]

www.espn.com

Pretty obvious.

[Palmoripken]

www.espn.com

Pretty obvious.

at very least, it should have been reviewed.

[O's are Legends]

[Big Mac]

It's the Yankees, they have different rules.

[fansince71]

There you go, MLB hasn't learned a daggone thing in the last 13 years.

Peev's me to no end! YOU Got replay, use the damn thing. Unbelievable!

[Palmoripken]

I am not going to lie when I first saw that photo I thought that was Tarasco and Maier all over again. Seriously, if people want to know why I hate the Yankees more than any team in sports this is why.