The Boston Red Sox score a bizarre run on a sacrifice fly when Anthony Seigler reaches home from third base without ever tagging up. The play occurs during the team’s 2-1 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday night.
After Seigler crosses the plate, the sequence triggers significant confusion and a lengthy review. The inning-ending double play that follows contributes to the dispute and leads to a 17-minute delay as officials and teams sort out what happened and how the scoring should be handled. Sources describe the incident as chaotic, with those in Toronto left “confused” by the circumstances around the tagging up requirement.
Across the accounts provided, the central points are the same: Seigler scores from third on a sacrifice fly despite not tagging up, and the play leads to an inning-ending double play and an extended stoppage while the situation is clarified.
