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<header> [h=1]Yankees play Opening Day under protest over runner's interference call[/h]By Mike Axisa | Baseball Writer
<time class="storyDate" pubdate="" datetime="2016-04-05T20:00:00Z">April 5, 2016 4:00 pm ET</time>
</header> After being rained out Monday, the Astros and Yankees opened their season at Yankee Stadium on Tuesday. Houston won the game 5-3 thanks to a late rally against New York's vaunted bullpen (box score).
The Astros scored the go-ahead run on an error by Dellin Betances. He picked up Carlos Correa's ground ball along the first base line, and shot-putted it over the head over Mark Teixeira at first base. Jose Altuve came around to score from second base. You can see video of the play right here.
Yankees manager Joe Girardi came out of the dugout to argue Correa interfered with the play because he was running on the grass and not inside the 45-foot line. And, well, Correa was running on the grass and not inside the 45-foot line. That's clear:
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<header> [h=1]Yankees play Opening Day under protest over runner's interference call[/h]By Mike Axisa | Baseball Writer
<time class="storyDate" pubdate="" datetime="2016-04-05T20:00:00Z">April 5, 2016 4:00 pm ET</time>
</header> After being rained out Monday, the Astros and Yankees opened their season at Yankee Stadium on Tuesday. Houston won the game 5-3 thanks to a late rally against New York's vaunted bullpen (box score).
The Astros scored the go-ahead run on an error by Dellin Betances. He picked up Carlos Correa's ground ball along the first base line, and shot-putted it over the head over Mark Teixeira at first base. Jose Altuve came around to score from second base. You can see video of the play right here.
Yankees manager Joe Girardi came out of the dugout to argue Correa interfered with the play because he was running on the grass and not inside the 45-foot line. And, well, Correa was running on the grass and not inside the 45-foot line. That's clear:
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