Homer replays can be found on and a list can be extracted from the Expanded Replays page.
On August 28, 2008, Major League Baseball instituted an instant replay system in games to help decide some home runs calls. There are only three situations in which the replay can be used: (1) Was the potential homer fair or foul? (2) Did a fan interfere with a potential homer? (3) Did a potential homer go over the fence?
It is up to the crew chief to decide whether or not to use the replay system. A team cannot request or demand that it be used. Once the replay has been viewed and the umpires make their decision, no appeals are allowed and teams are not allowed to argue the call.
This system was put in place because of a series of calls in a 10-day period earlier that season which drew a lot of attention.
There was a use of a homer replay in 1999 before they were authorized. Details
Prior Year Instances:
2019 (120 times, 27 changed, 93 upheld)
4/4 TEX @ ANA
In the top of the fifth, Ronald Guzman's drive down the right field line grazed the left side of the pole below the screen that extends into fair territory. Crew chief Larry Vanover, the first base umpire, ruled that it was a foul ball, but the review he ordered reversed the call to a home run.
4/6 CIN @ PIT
Joey Votto's high fly to center in the top of the eighth was caught by a fan who was reaching up after the ball had easily cleared the fence and was ruled a home run. The replay oredered by crew chief Jeff Kellogg quickly upheld the call.
4/7 OAK @ HOU
A fly by Chad Pinder in the top of the eighth to left-center hit a support wall just above the yellow line and bounced back into the field. It was called a homer, which was upheld upon the review requested by crew chief Gary Cederstrom.
4/7 SEA @ CHA
In the bottom of the third, Tim Anderson hit a drive to center that went into Mallex Smith's glove as it cleared the fence during Smith's leap. Smith could not hold the ball, and as he pulled the glove back, the ball bounced onto the field. Anderson ended up at second, but crew chief Paul Emmel apparently did not see the ball go in and out of the glove and called it a home run. However, the review he ordered reversed the call to a double.
4/7 TBA @ SFN
Leading off the game, Yandy Diaz's liner cleared the fence and bounced back into the field. It was ruled a homer, which was upheld by the review called for by crew chief Kerwin Danley.
4/9 WAS @ PHI
Juan Soto's high drive down the right field line in the top of the tenth went into the upper deck at a higher level than the top of the pole. It was called a home run, and the call was upheld after the review requested by cref chief Mark Wegner.
4/9 MIA @ CIN
Jesse Winker's fly to left in the bottom of the fourth carried into the stands where two fans attempted to catch it, but it eluded them bounced off of the yellow line at the top of the wall and back into the field. It was called a homer, which was upheld by the replay asked for by crew chief Kerwin Danley.
4/10 NYA @ HOU
In the bottom of the first, Jose Altuve hit a fly to left that hit over the yellow line and bounced off the back of the wall into the field. It was ruled in play and a double, but the review called for crew chief Larry Vanover overturned the call to a home run.
4/16 BOS @ NYA
Right fielder Aaron Judge leaped to try to catch a fly hit by Xander Bogaerts in the top of the fourth, but the ball eluded him, hit the top of the wall, and bounced back into the field. Bogaerts reached second, and the play was ruled to be a double, which was confirmed by the replay requested by crew chief Gary Cederstrom.
4/17 CLE @ SEA
Ryon Healy's liner down the left field line curved just to the left of the pole below the screen that extends into fair territory. It was called a home run, but the review initiated by crew chief Mike Winters reversed it to a foul ball.
4/18 CIN @ SDN
In the top of the fifth, Tucker Barnhart's drive to right hit the wall behind the top of the fence and bounced back into the field. It was called a homer, which was confirmed by the replay ordered by crew chief Mike Everitt.
4/19 HOU @ TEX
George Springer's liner down the right field line in the top of the fifth hit on the top of the wall and bounced back into the field. He reached second, and the call was a double, which was upheld by the review called for by crew chief Mark Wegner.
4/19 NYN @ SLN
In the bottom of the sixth, Lane Thomas, pinch hitting, hit a fly to right that hit the top of the wall and then bounced against the advertising sign behind the wall and back into the field. He reached third, and the call was in play for a triple. However, the replay review ordered by crew chief Paul Emmel overturned the call to a home run, the first for Thomas in his first major league at bat.
4/20 KCA @ NYA
As Alex Gordon leaped to try to catch a fly to left in the bottom of the third by Gleyber Torres, a fan reached out and deflected the ball into the field. It was ruled a three-run homer, but the review called for by crew chief Jerry Meals changed to the call to out due to fan interference. Yankee manager Aaron Boone came out to argue the call, which resulted in his automatic ejection.
4/20 BOS @ TBA
Andrew Benintendi's drive to left center in the top of the second cleared the wall as it was being caught by a fan. The call was a grand slam, the first of his career, which was upheld by the review ordered by crew chief Mike Winters.
4/20 SEA @ ANA
Mitch Haniger, the first batter of the game, hit a high fly down the left field line that carried into the stands well into fair territory. Crew chief Dana DeMuth asked for a replay, which upheld the call of a home run.
4/21 CIN @ SDN
In the bottom of the third, Wil Myers hit a fly to left that Matt Kemp leaped to try to catch. The ball hit off his glove in front of a fan who was reaching for the ball but did not touch it or Kemp. The ball went into the field, and the call was a two-run double, which was upheld upon the review called for by crew chief Mike Everitt.
4/23 TEX @ OAK
Matt Chapman's high fly down the left field line in the bottom of the first passed to the right of the pole. It was called a homer, and the replay requested by crew chief Joe West upheld the call.
4/24 WAS @ COL
A fly to left center hit by David Dahl in the bottom of the sixth hit the yellow padding at the top of the wall and bounced back into the field. He reached second, and it was called a homer, which would have been his first. However, the review ordered by crew chief Jerry Layne overturned the call to a double.
4/24 MIA @ CLE
In the top of the eighth, Martin Prado's fly to left hit the railing just above the yellow line at the top of the wall and then bounced back into the field. It was ruled a home run, which was confirmed by the replay called for by crew chief Bill Miller.
4/26 DET @ CHA
Jose Abreu's fly to left center in the bottom of the seventh just cleared the fence. Thinking it may be caught Tim Anderson retreated to first base to tag up, but Abreu, rounding first, passed him by a small margin. The call of a three-run homer was reversed to a two-run single by the review called for by crew chief Jeff Nelson.
4/27 CLE @ HOU
Leonys Martin, the first batter of the game, hit a drive down the right field line that was called a homer. However, the replay requested by crew chief Jeff Kellog showed the ball curved just to the right of the pole and overturned the call to a foul ball.
4/28 MIL @ NYN
As Ryan Braun leaped to try to catch Pete Alonso's fly to left in bottom of the first, a fan spilled beer on Braun. The ball went just above Braun's glove and hit the orange line at the top of the wall and came back into the field. Alonso reached third for the first triple of his career, which was confirmed by the review requested by crew chief Tom Hallion.
4/28 OAK @ TOR
In the bottom of the eleventh, Rowdy Tellez's fly to left hit the top of the fence and bounced back into the field. He reached second and it was called a double, which confirmed by the review order by crew chief Larry Vanover.
5/3 LAN @ SDN
Wil Myers jumped to try to catch Austin Barnes fly to left center in the top of the center. The ball carried above his glove as he reached into the stands and was deflected by fans trying to catch the ball. It was ruled a home run, and no fan interference was upheld upon the replay called for by crew chief Jim Reynolds.
5/5 HOU @ ANA
David Fletcher's deep drive down the left field line leading off the bottom of the first easily passed to the right of the pole. Apparently the third base umpire lost sight of the ball and called it foul. However, the review requested by crew chief Ted Barrett quickly reversed the call to a homer.
5/6 BOS @ BAL
5/8 CIN @ OAK
In the bottom of the thirteenth, Stephen Piscotty his a line drive to left center that hit on top of the scoreboard and bounced back into the field. It was ruled a game-ending homer, which was confirmed by the replay ordered by crew chief Jeff Kellogg.
5/9 SFN @ COL
Nolan Arenado's very high fly down the left field line crossed into the stands higher than the pole. It was ruled to be a foul ball, and that call was upheld by the replay review called for by Ted Barrett, the crew chief.
5/13 MIL @ PHI
Christian Yelich's drive to left in the top of the first hit the low fence above the top of the wall and bounced back into the field. He reached second and it was ruled a double, which is correct since the ball must go over that fence to be a homer. The replay ordered by crew chief Mike Everitt confirmed the call.
5/16 SLN @ ATL
Austin Riley's drive to right center in the bottom of the second hit the top of the wall and bounced back into the field. He reached second for a double, which was confirmed by the replay asked for by crew chief Sam Holbrook.
5/18 COL @ PHI
In the top of the seventh, Tony Wolters hit a drive down the right field line that hit the low fence above the wall just to the left of the pole and bounced back down the line. He reached third for a triple, which was confirmed by the review called for by crew chief Dana DeMuth.
5/18 SLN @ TEX
Matt Carpenter's drive to left in the top of the fifth hit the padding at the top of the wall and bounced up and back into the field. The call by crew chief Bill Miller was a home run, but the replay review overturned the call to a double that scored the runner who was on first.
5/20 NYA @ BAL
In the top of the eighth, Gleyber Torres hit a fly to left center that Dwight Smith Junior leaped to try to catch. As Smith was jumping a fan reached for the ball, which glanced off of Smith's glove and then off the fan's hands before hitting the top of the wall and bouncing back into the field. It was ruled a homer, which was confirmed when crew chief Larry Vanover requested a review.
5/21 WAS @ NYN
Pete Alonso's very high fly down the left field line in the bottom of the eighth went into the stands higher than the top of the pole. Crew chief Paul Emmel umpiring at third called it a home run, which was upheld by the replay.
5/22 MIA @ DET
JaCoby Jones fly down the left field line in the bottom of the fourth curved to the left of the pole. It was ruled to be a foul ball, which was confirmed by the review ordered by crew chief Fieldin Culbreth.
5/25 BAL @ COL
In the top of the fourth, Jonathan Villar's fly to left center was caught by a fan as it cleared the fence. The call was a home run, which was upheld by the replay requested by crew chief Gary Cederstrom.
5/27 ANA @ OAK
Matt Chapman's line drive down the left field line in the bottom of the seventh passed to the right of the pole. I was called a homer, which was confirmed by the review called for by crew chief Brian O'Nora.
5/27 ARI @ COL
In the bottom of the eleventh Ian Desmond hit a drive to right that hit on the yellow line on the top of the wall and bounced back into the field. It was ruled to be a double rather than a game-ending home run, and the call was confirmed by the replay ordered by crew chief Gerry Davis.
5/27 TEX @ SEA
Daniel Vogelbach hit a high drive down the right field line in the bottom of the seventh that passed into the stands higher than the top of the pole. It was ruled to be a homer, which was upheld upon the review requested by crew chief Sam Holbrook.
6/1 MIL @ PIT
A fan tried to catch Christian Yelich's fly to right in the top of the sixth, but was unable and the ball came back into the field. It was called a home run, which was confirmed by the replay called for by crew chief Alfonso Marquez.
6/4 BOS @ KCA
In the top of the sixth, J.D. Martinez hit a fly to right center that landed on the top of the wall, took a short bounce straight up, and roll off the wall back into the field. He reached third, and the call was a triple, which was confirmed by the review ordered by crew chief Sam Holbrook.
6/8 NYA @ CLE
Roberto Perez's fly in the bottom of the fourth to left center hit on the yellow line at the top of the wall and bounced back into the field. He reached second, and the call of a double was confirmed by the replay called for by crew chief Larry Vanover.
6/8 COL @ NYN
A high fly to left hit by Pete Alonso in the bottom of the seventh hit the advertising sign above the orange line at the top of the wall, and the ball came back into the field. It was ruled to be a homer, which was upheld after crew chief Mike Winters requested a video review.
6/9 NYA @ CLE
In the bottom of the second, Jason Kipnis hit a fly down the right field line that curved just to the right of the pole. The call of a foul ball was confirmed by the replay called for by crew chief Larry Vanover.
6/10 ARI @ PHI
A fly to left hit by Nick Williams in the bottom of the eighth hit the top of the wall and bounced back into the field. It was called a homer, but it was overturned to a double by the review ordered by crew chief Dana DeMuth. It would have been the 14th homer in the game, which set a record by having 13.
6/10 PIT @ ATL
In the back end of the fourth, Freddie Freeman hit a fly to left that Mark Reynolds leaped to try to catch, but the ball bounced off of his glove, hit the top of the fence and bounced into the stands where a fan caught it in his glove. It was ruled a home run, which was confirmed by the replay called for by crew chief Brian Gorman.
6/12 SDN @ SFN
Josh Naylor's fly to center in the top of the first hit the wall and bounced back into the field. He reached second, and the call was a double, which the replay requested by crew chief Jerry Meals confirmed.
6/13 TEX @ BOS
Hunter Pence's high fly to right in the top of the first hit the padding at the top of the low wall and bounced straight up and back into the field. He reached second, and the play was called a double, which was confirmed when crew chief Hunter Wendelstedt called for a review.
6/14 CHN @ LAN
In the top of the first, Anthony Rizzo hit a fly to right that Cody Bellinger leaped to try to catch, but the ball deflected off of his glove, hit a fan, and bounced back into the field. It was ruled in play and a double, but the replay ordered by crew chief Fieldin Culbreth overturned it to a home run.
6/19 MIL @ SDN
In the bottom of the second with runners on first and third, Manny Machado hit a drive to left center that hit at the top of the wall and caromed up and back into the field. Machado reached second and the runner on third scored, but Eric Hosmer, the runner on first, thinking it was a homer started jogging and was tagged out as he approached third for the second out of the inning. The review asked for by crew chief Fieldin Culbreth confirmed the call that the ball was in play. However, Machado was credited with only a single because the play did not advance either runner two bases, and he went to second on the throw that nailed Hosmer.
6/21 DET @ CLE
Jason Kipnis hit a fly to deep center in the bottom of the eighth that hit the yellow line at the top of the wall and bounced over the center fielder's head and back into the field. It was called a homer, and Kipnis and the runner on first started to jog while the Tigers did not try to make any play on the runners. However, the replay review ordered by crew chief Marvin Hudson reversed the call to a run scoring triple.
6/25 NYN @ PHI
In the top of the eighth with two out and a runner on first, Jeff McNeil hit a drive to right that a young fan with a glove reached over the top of the fence to try to catch. The ball hit off of the fan's glove and bounced back into the field, and McNeil reached second. It was ruled a double with the runner on first going to third, and that ruling was confirmed when crew chief Joe West asked for a replay review.
6/27 NYN @ PHI
Maikel Franco hit a fly to left center in the bottom of the ninth that hit in the stands and bounced back into the field. It was ruled a two-run, game-tying homer, which was confirmed by the review called for by crew chief Joe West.
6/27 TEX @ DET
In the top of the seventh, Rougned Odor hit a drive to right that hit at the top of the wall and bounced back into the field. He reached second and the call was a double, which was upheld by the replay orderd by crew chief Mark Carlson.
6/28 ARI @ SFN
Buster Posey's drive to right in the bottom of the third hit the top of the brick wall just below the tin roof and bounced back into the field. It was ruled to be a homer, but the review requested by crew chief Dan Iassogna overturned the call to a double.
6/29 KCA @ TOR
In the top of the second, Martin Maldonado hit a very high fly down the left field line what passed into the stands higher than the pole (actually a net). It was ruled to be foul, and that call stood after the replay review called for by crew chief Mark Carlson.
6/30 PIT @ MIL
Christain Yelich hit a ball in the bottom of the fifth that was confirmed to be foul by the review due to crew chief Tom Hallion. (No further details are available.)
7/3 MIN @ OAK
On the first pitch of the game Max Kepler's drive down the right field line curved right of the pole and was called a foul ball, which was confirmed by the replay called for by crew chief Mike Everitt.
7/5 MIL @ PIT
In the bottom of the fourth, Colin Moran's long fly down the right field line curved foul and was called that way, which was confirmed by the review ordered by Fieldin Culbreth, the crew chief.
7/7 MIL @ PIT
Yasmani Grandal's fly to center hit the top of the wall and bounced back into the field. It was ruled in play and Grandal reached second for a double. The played requested by crew chief Fieldin Culbreth confirmed it.
7/7 OAL @ SEA
In the top of the eighth, Ramon Laureano's fly down the left field line appeared to curve just left of the pole, but may have grazed it. It was called a home run, and the call stood after the replay review called for by crew chief Kerwin Danley.
7/13 TBA @ BAL
A fly hit by Hanser Alberto in the bottom of the seventh went over the fielder's glove, hit the wall behind the fence, and bounced back into the field. Alberto reached third and the call was a triple. However, the replay called by crew chief Sam Holbrook overturned the call to a homer.
7/13 CIN @ COL
Daniel Murphy's fly to left was caught by a fan in his glove as the left fielder reached over the top of the fence to try to catch the ball. It was called a homer, which was confirmed since the fan did not reach over the field by the replay ordered by crew chief Eric Cooper.
7/13 CHA @ OAK
In the bottom of the first, Matt Olson hit a very high fly down the right field line that carried higher the top of the pole. It was ruled to be a foul ball, which was upheld upon the review requested by crew chief Larry Vanover.
7/14 ATL @ SDN
Eric Hosemer's drive down the left field line in the bottom of the first curved just to the left of the screen that comes out from the line painted on the building that is part of the park. It was called foul, which was confirmed by the replay called for by crew chief Angel Hernandez.
7/17 WAS @ BAL
In the bottom of the eighth, Trey Mancini hit a fly to left that Juan Soto leaped while reaching into the stands to try to catch. Some fans also reached for the ball, which hit off of Soto's glove and fell into the stands. Whether or not a fan touched the ball, the call of a homer was confirmed upon the review ordered by crew chief Alfonso Marquez since no fan had reached into the field.
7/18 OAK @ MIN
Miguel Sano's fly down the left field line in the bottom of the eighth curved to the left of the pole. I was ruled to be a foul ball, which was confirmed by crew chief Gary Cederstrom's call for a replay review.
7/22 NYA @ MIN
Jonathan Schoop's fly down the left field line in the bottom of the fifth curved to the left of the pole. I was ruled to be a foul ball, which was confirmed by crew chief Larry Vanover's call for a replay review.
7/23 CHN @ SFN
In the bottom of the 13th, Pablo Sandoval hit a fly to left that eluded the leaping left fielder and a fan trying to catch it, bounced on the floor of the stands and back into the field. It was signaled a game-ending homer, which was confirmed once crew chief Marvin Hudson ordered a review.
7/24 COL @ WAS
In the bottom of the seventh of the first game of a twin bill, Anthony Rendon's drive to center hit the clear plexiglass barrier just behind the wall and bounced back into the field. The replay called for crew chief Jerry Meals confirmed the call of a home run.
7/27 NYA @ BOS
Andrew Benintendi hit a fly down the right field line in the bottom of the second that ticked off the left side of the "Pesky Pole," went into the stands, and bounced back into the field. It was called a double, but the review requested by crew chief Fieldin Culbreth overturned the call to a home run.
7/28 TEX @ OAK
Asdrubal Cabrera's high fly down the right field line went above the pole and into the stands. It was ruled to be a foul ball, and the call stood after crew chief Sam Holbrook received the results of the replay review.
7/31 PIT @ CIN
A fan tried to catch Eugenio Suarez's high fly to left in the bottom of the third as the ball passed over the top of the wall. It was ruled a homer, and the call was confirmed by the review called for by crew chief Larry Vanover.
7/31 TBA @ BOX
In the top of the second, Austin Meadows hit a fly down the right field line that passed to the left of the pole and was ruled to be a home run. That call stood upon the replay ordered by crew chief Mike Winters.
8/3 MIA @ TBA
For the second time in four days, Austin Meadows hit a ball that resulted in a replay review. It was a fly to right in the bottom of the seventh that cleared the fence and a fan tried to catch it. The call of a homer stood after the replay requested by crew chief Laz Diaz.
8/5 NYA @ BAL
In the top of the second, Austin Romine hit a drive to left that a fan tried to catch as it carried over the top of the wall. It was called a home run, which was confirmed by the review ordered by crew chief Angel Hernandez.
8/6 ATL @ MIN
Ozzie Albies hit a fly to right center in the top of the sixth that hit just below the top of the wall and bounced back into the field. It was ruled to be in play and Albies reached third for a triple, which was confirmed by the replay called for by crew chief Laz Diaz.
8/7 TOR @ TBA
Freddy Galvis hit a fly to right that lodged in the padding a couple of feet below the top of the fence. The review initiated by crew chief Jeff Nelson confirmed the call of a ground-rule double.
8/10 OAK @ CHA
In the bottom of the third, Yolmer Sanchez hit a drive down the right field line that curved just right of the pole at the last moment. It was ruled to be a homer, but the replay ordered by crew chief Joe West reversed the call to a foul ball.
8/11 CHN @ CIN
Ian Happ's fly to left in the top of the seventh hit the yellow line at the top of the wall and bounced back into the field. He reached second as the play was ruled a double, which the review requested by crew chief Angel Hernandez confirmed.
8/11 ATL @ MIA
The drive to left center in the bottom of the sixth hit by Starlin Castro hit the padding at the top of the wall and bounced back into the field. It was ruled to be a homre, but the replay called for by crew chief Ted Barrett overturned the call to a double.
8/12 CIN @ WAS
In the bottom of the first, Matt Adams hit a fly to deep center that carried over the wall, hit at the base of the fence behind the wall, and then bounced into the field. It was called a home run, which was confirmed by rhe review ordered by crew chief Mark Wegner.
8/16 NYN @ KCA
Ryan O'Hearn's drive down the right field line in the bottom of the eighth passed just in front of and to the right of the pole. It was ruled to be a grand slam homer, but the replay review requested by crew chief Jerry Meals reversed the call to a foul ball.
8/17 MIL @ WAS
Ryan Braun's drive to right center hit on the top of the wall and bounced off a fan trying to catch it and back into the field. Braun reached second and it was ruled a double, but the replay called for crew chief Kerwin Danley reversed the call to a home run.
8/17 NYN @ KCA
In the top of the seventh, Pete Alonso hit a fly down the right field line that curved to the right of the pole at the last moment. It was called a foul ball, and the call stood after the review ordered by crew chief Jerry Meals.
8/17 HOU @ OAK
Martin Moldonado hit a very high fly down the left field line in the top of the third that carried into the stands higher than the top of the pole. It was called a foul ball, which was confirmed when crew chief Mark Carlson asked for a review.
8/18 CLE @ NYA
In the top of the fourth, Francisco Lindor hit a fly to right that passed just above the leaping right fielder's glove where a young fan tried to catch it. It was ruled a homer, which was confirmed by the replay review requested by crew chief Tom Hallion.
8/20 ANA @ TEX
This game had two reviews of balls that carried into the seats higher than the top of a pole. Both were ruled foul, and both calls stood after the replays ordered by crew chief Tom Hallion.
8/21 ANA @ TEX
In the top of the fifth, Albert Pujols hit a high drive to right center that hit the top of the fence in front of the wall and bounced almost straight up and then back into the field. He stopped at first, and the call was in play and a single, which stood after the review called for by crew chief Tom Hallion.
8/23 DET @ MIN
Max Kepler's high fly down the right field line in the bottom of the ninth curved foul as it was passing the top of the pole and was called a foul ball. The review called for by crew chief Tim Timmons confirmed the call.
8/25 TBA @ BAL
Kevin Kiermaier leaped to try to catch DJ Stewart's drive to center in the bottom of the fifth. The ball glanced off his glove hit the top of the wall and bounced back into the field. It was ruled to be a home run, but the call was overturned to a double by the replay requested by crew chief Ted Barrett. Kiermaier crashed into the wall after leaping and later left the game with a rib contusion.
8/26 ATL @ COL
Dansby Swanson hit a high fly down the left field line in the top of the fourth that curved foul as it passed the top of the pole. It was called that way, and it stood after the replay review ordered by crew chief Greg Gibson.
8/28 CHN @ NYN
Todd Frazier's drive to left in the botton of the fifth hit the orange line at the top of the wall and bounced back into the field. He reached second, and the ruling of a double was confirmed when crew chief Bill Miller asked for a review.
8/28 NYA @ SEA
In the top of the first, Gary Sanchez hit a high drive down the left field line that was called fair for a homer, and the call stood after the replay ordered by crew chief Sam Holbrook.
8/31 MIN @ DET
Ronny Rodriguez's drive to right in the bottom of the sixth hit on the fence that extends above the yellow line at the top of the wall and bounced back into the field. It was ruled to be in play, but the call was overturned to a home run by the replay requested by crew chief Alfonso Marquez.
8/31 BAL @ KCA
Anthony Santander hit a drive to center in the top of the fifth that hit the advertisement behind the fence and bounced back into the field. The replay called for by crew chief Jeff Nelson confirmed the call of a home run.
9/1 MIA @ WAS
A drive down the left field line hit by Yan Gomes in the bottom of the sixth nicked the left side of the pole, and the call was a home run. It was confirmed when crew chief Mike Everitt ordered a replay review.
9/2 TOR @ ATL
In the bottom of the seventh, Rafael Ortega hit a drive down the right field line that passed to the right of the pole. It was called foul, and that was confirmed by the review called for by crew chief Dan Iassogna.
9/5 SEA @ HOU
Austin Nola's drive to left in the top of the seventh hit the railing just behind the top of the wall and bounced back into the field. The call was in play and a double, but the replay requested by crew chief Joe West overturned the call to a home run.
9/7 SEA @ HOU
Kyle Tucker hit a drive to left in the bottom of the seventh that hit on the scoreboard, bounced up, hit a fan, and then went into the stands. The call was a double due to fan interference, and it was confirmed when crew chief Joe West ordered a review.
9/12 NYA @ DET
In the bottom of the ninth of the first game of double header, Miguel Cabrera's fly to right at the top of the wall and bounced back into the field.He reached second, and the call of a double was confirmed by the replay review called for by crew chief Dan Iassogna.
9/12 CIN @ SEA
Shed Long hit a drive to center in the bottom of the sixth that hit on the yellow line at the top of the fence and bounced back into the field. He reached second, and the call of a double was confirmed by the replay review called for by crew chief Paul Nauert.
9/13 LAN @ NYN
Gavin Lux's fly to center in the top of the fourth hit on the black fence above the wall and bounced back into the field. The call was a homer, which was confirmed by the replay review called for by crew chief Dan Iassogna.
9/17 DET @ CLE
In the bottom of the eighth, a fly to center by Carlos Santana hit the yellow padding at the top of the wall and fell back into the field. He reached second, and the call of a double was confirmed when crew chief Tom Hallion called for a replay.
9/17 MIA @ ARI
Christian Walker's high fly down the left field line in the bottom of the first curved just left of the pole and was called foul. That was confirmed by the review ordered by crew chief Gerry Davis.
9/18 SFN @ BOS
Jackie Bradley Jr.'s fly to left in the bottom of the ninth hit on top of the Green Monster, bounced into the stands and off a fan back into the field. It was ruled in play, but the replay requested by crew chief Joe West overturned the call to a home run.
9/18 CIN @ CHN
In the bottom of the seventh, Wilson Contreras hit a fly to left that a fan reached over the stands and caught in his glove above the basket in front of the wall. It was called a home run, which was confirmed by the review ordered by crew chief Jeff Nelson.
9/20 BOS @ TBA
Kevin Kiermaier's high fly down the right field line in the bottom of the second carried into the stands higher than the top of the pole. It was called a foul ball, and the call stood after the replay called for by crew chief Paul Nauert.
9/22 ANA @ HOU Aledmys Diaz hit a fly to left in the bottom of the sixth that hit the yellow padding at the top of the scoreboard, then the short railing just behind it, and bounced back into the field. It was ruled to be in play for a double, but the replay requested by crew chief Kerwin Danley overturned the call to a home run.
9/24 BAL @ TOR
In the bottom of the third, Anthony Alford hit a ball that was ruled foul, and the call stood after the review called for by crew chief Dan Iassogna.
9/26 MIA @ NYN
In the bottom of the first, Robinson Cano hit a high fly down the right field line that passed just to the right of the pole and was called foul. The review ordered by crew chief Joe West confirmed the call.
10/7 NYA @ MIN (ALDS)
Gleyber Torres hit a drive to left in the bottom of the second that a fan tried to catch by reaching over the fence that extends above the top of the wall. The replay called for crew chief Gary Cederstrom showed that the ball hit higher than left fielder Jake Cave's leap, so the call of a homer was confirmed.
10/9 WAS @ LAN (NLDS)
Leading off the bottom of the first, in an unusual play Joc Pederson hit a line drive to left that passed through the gate in the fence and disappeared from view. It was called a home run, but the review requested by crew chief Ted Barrett reversed the call to a ground-rule double.
Reason Summary
Reason for Review Total Reversed Upheld
Fair/Foul 236 51 185
Fan Interference 177 31 146 (including one in wrong situation in 2009)
Over the Fence 598 202 396
Three calls reversed due to a runner being passed on the bases.
Umpire Summary
Crew Chief Total Reversed Upheld
Ted Barrett 35 9 26
Wally Bell 12 2 10
Mark Carlson 9 2 7
Gary Cederstrom 59 20 39 (including one in wrong situation in 2009)
Eric Cooper 5 1 4
Derryl Cousins 14 4 10
Jerry Crawford 2 0 2
Fieldin Culbreth 46 12 34
Phil Cuzzi 3 0 3
Kerwin Danley 10 3 7
Gary Darling 13 3 10
Bob Davidson 6 1 5
Gerry Davis 48 18 32
Dana DeMuth 43 16 27
Laz Diaz 4 1 3
Paul Emmel 10 3 7
Mike Everitt 21 6 15
Greg Gibson 11 2 9
Brian Gorman 41 12 29
Tom Hallion 40 8 32
Angel Hernandez 7 2 5
John Hirschbeck 26 4 22
Sam Holbrook 21 5 16
Marvin Hudson 3 2 0
Dan Iassogna 11 3 8
Jim Joyce 13 2 11
Jeff Kellogg 39 12 27
Ron Kulpa 6 2 4
Jerry Layne 40 9 31
Alfonso Marquez 13 2 11
Randy Marsh 2 2 0
Tim McClelland 14 5 9
Jerry Meals 32 9 23
Bill Miller 32 9 23
Paul Nauert 7 0 7
Jeff Nelson 34 7 27
Brian O'Nora 13 6 7
Ed Rapuano 2 2 0
Rick Reed 2 1 1
Mike Reilly 3 2 1
Jim Reynolds 1 0 1
Charlie Reliford 1 0 1
Jim Reynolds 9 3 6
Dale Scott 37 18 19
Tim Timmons 4 2 3
Tim Tschida 20 6 14
Larry Vanover 31 7 24
Mark Wegner 11 4 7
Bill Welke 14 4 10
Tim Welke 31 9 22
Hunter Wendelstedt 2 0 2
Joe West 52 13 39
Mike Winters 51 14 37
Ballpark Summary
Park Total Reversed Upheld
Anaheim: Angel Stadium 36 10 26
Arlington: Globe LIfe Park 28 9 19
Atlanta: Turner Field 7 2 5
Atlanta: SunTrust Park 6 1 5
Baltimore: Camden Yards 50 18 32
Boston: Fenway Park 63 18 45
Chicago: Guaranteed Rate Field 18 7 11
Chicago: Wrigley Field 17 9 8
Cincinnati: Great American Ballpark 53 11 42
Cleveland: Progressive Field 36 9 27
Denver: Coors Field 27 4 23
Detroit: Comerica Park 39 15 24
Houston: Minute Maid Park 51 15 36
Kansas City: Kauffman Stadium 32 5 27
Los Angeles: Dodger Stadium 17 6 11
Miami: Sun Life Stadium 6 3 3
Miami: Marlins Park 14 8 6
Milwaukee: Miller Park 22 9 13
Minneapolis: Metrodome 1 0 1
Minneapolis: Target Field 43 9 34
New York: Citi Field 50 23 27
New York: Yankee Stadium II 31 9 22
Oakland: Oakland-Alameda Co Stadium 25 2 23
Philadelphia: Citizens Bank Park 51 15 36
Phoenix: Chase Field 37 10 27
Pittsburgh: PNC Park 48 10 38
St. Louis: Busch Stadium III 21 9 12
St. Petersburg: Tropicana Field 46 11 35 (including one in wrong situation in 2009)
San Diego: PETCO Park 29 8 21
San Francisco: Oracle Park 32 7 25
San Juan: Estadio Hiram Bithorn 1 0 1
Seattle: T-Mobile Park 30 5 25
Toronto: Rogers Centre 16 2 14
Washington: Nationals Park 33 9 24
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