The Toronto Blue Jays and Tampa Bay Rays continued their four-game series in Tampa Bay on Tuesday and an incident in the third inning almost derailed Toronto's evening. Blue Jays survive controversial home run call in Tampa BayJose Berrios was cruising through his outing until Brandon Lowe hit a ball to deep right field in which a fan reached over the fence to grab the ball, negating a chance for Blue Jays outfielder Nathan Lukes to make a play. To make matters worse, Umpiring Crew Chief Laz Diaz said on the mic, "It was fan interference, but it would have been a home run anyway." Fan interference, or not? Regardless of the awkward situation, the Blue Jays prevailed 6-5 and even got a fan interference home run for themselves when Lukes hit his 11th home run of the season later in the game.