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A Toronto baseball game erupted into chaos Monday night when a bizarre play led to a 17-minute delay—thanks to a runner who didn’t tag up properly, a scoreboard glitch showing two outs instead of one, and umpires scrambling to figure out the rules. Boston’s Anthony Seigler scored, but no one knew if it should count. After frantic huddles, replay reviews, and appeals, the run stood because Seigler crossed home plate before the final out was officially recorded—and Toronto failed to appeal in time. Players were confused, managers frustrated, and even Blue Jays’ dugout crew thought the inning was over. It was a wild, rulebook-defying moment that left everyone scratching their heads.

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