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Red Sox Get A Run When Blue Jays Fail To Record A 4th Out
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*That is not entirely accurate, as Blue Jays pitcher Max Scherzer claimed to not only know the rule ("Absolutely; I have seen this before," he told Blue Jays sideline reporter Hazel May), but that the umpires handled it improperly as they waived Toronto off the field at the wrong time.
See if you can follow along: It's the top of the seventh inning and the Red Sox trail 2-0.
Second baseman Anthony Seigler singled to lead off the inning, and Connor Wong followed with a single of his own.
But since he trapped the ball, the throw to second was a force out of Wong, with Seigler moving to third on the play.
AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementThe Blue Jays finally figured it out, and threw to first to double off Wong, which was the tail end of the double play and the end of the inning.