Apparent Pete Alonso homer vs. Yankees ruled foul in controversial call
New York Post • • sports
Key Points:
- Pete Alonso believed he hit a go-ahead home run in the seventh inning against the Yankees, but the ball was ruled foul after a lengthy replay review.
- The disputed call prevented Alonso from giving the Orioles the lead, and the Yankees went on to score two runs in the eighth inning, winning 5-3.
- Alonso had already hit a home run earlier in the game but struck out during the extended at-bat following the foul ball ruling.
- Frustrated by the call, Alonso exchanged words with home plate umpire Ryan Wills but remained in the game.
