The San Diego Padres appeared to have tied Sunday's game against the Miami Marlins when Padres shortstop Ha-Seong Kim, with two outs and his club trailing by one run, lined a ball to deep left field. The ball bounced off of Marlins left fielder Kyle Stowers and traveled over the fence, prompting the umpiring crew to signal for a home run-and the Padres to begin celebrating what they believed was the game-tying hit.
But the play was reviewed in the replay room and ultimately reversed to a ground-rule double, which wiped the tying run off the board for San Diego, and, after catcher Luis Campusano struck out swinging, resulted in a loss for the Padres.
