Yankees edge the Orioles 5-3 after Pete Alonso’s deep fly in the 7th is ruled foul
On Wednesday night, the New York Yankees edged out the Baltimore Orioles 5-3 after Pete Alonso’s deep fly ball in the seventh inning was deemed foul. The Yankees capitalized on the ruling, scoring twice in the top of the eighth inning. Pete Alonso had already hit a home run in the third inning. His fly ball to left field was initially called foul, but after a review, it was determined to be fair.
The ball landed near the big scoreboard in right-center field at Camden Yards, just a little shorter than Matt Holliday’s 34th home run earlier in the game.
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