Pete Alonso appears to hit go-ahead Orioles homer against Yankees

The Yankees and Orioles are embroiled in controversy after a disputed call cost the Orioles a potential go-ahead homer. The Orioles lost a critical review that would have overturned a foul call on a Pete Alonso blast. The call, which occurred late in the game, has sparked outrage from the Orioles and their fans, who argue that the use of technology in baseball is flawed.

The Orioles' frustration stems from a play in which Pete Alonso appeared to hit a go-ahead homer against the Yankees. The call was initially reviewed but ultimately upheld as a foul, leading to the Orioles' loss. The New York Post and USA Today have both covered the Orioles' dissatisfaction with the call, with USA Today noting that the team has cried foul over the decision.

The controversy centers around the use of technology in baseball, specifically the review process. The Orioles have publicly criticized MLB's technology, arguing that it failed to accurately determine the outcome of the play. The dispute has reignited the debate over the reliability of technology in sports, with fans and analysts alike questioning whether human judgment or technological assistance is more accurate.