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Were Padres robbed of go-ahead homer vs. Brewers? Why Ty France's ninth-inning fly ball was ruled an out

Bizarre ending sparks debate over go-ahead homer in Padres-Brewers game

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The Padres' game-tying opportunity in the ninth inning against the Brewers remained elusive due to a disputed fly ball that hit a cable and was ruled an out. The outcome capped off a wild ending to the contest.

Epilogue added 5d ago, after coverage quieted.

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  • Primary Driver: Bizarre ending sparks debate over go-ahead homer in Padres-Brewers game
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Ty France's ninth-inning fly ball was ruled an out, sparking controversy. According to coverage from MLB.com, the ball hit a cable above the outfield wall and was caught, leading to a wild flyout.

CBS Sports notes that the cable was installed to protect fans, but it also affected the trajectory of the ball. This complicates the debate over whether the Padres were robbed of a go-ahead homer.

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Why was the ball ruled an out?

The ball hit a cable above the outfield wall and was caught, leading to a wild flyout.

What is the significance of the cable above the outfield wall?

The cable was installed to protect fans, but it also affected the trajectory of the ball.

What is the current status of the debate over the go-ahead homer?

The debate continues, with some arguing that the Padres were robbed of a go-ahead homer.

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