The Home Run That Didn't Count

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globalnym globalnym posted 5/19/2008 from globalnym.blogspot.com [flag]
So by now, you've probably all seen the home run hit by Carlos Delgado which was called a foul ball by the umpires in Sunday Night's Mets-Yankee's game. If you haven't, you can see it here. This type of play is the kinda thing that makes me think about the rules and unwritten rules of baseball... READ MORE [link]

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