“From Rivalry to Redemption: Mike Trout’s Unexpected Encounter with the Astros Fan Who Snatched Victory from His Grasp!”
The Astros fan appeared to offer the ball back before holding his hands up and playing innocent as first-base umpire Alan Porter stepped in. The umpires eventually ruled the play was a foul ball, unlike the Betts play where fan interference was called at Yankee Stadium.
The turn of events gave Astros catcher Yainer Diaz a reprieve with two outs in the bottom of the second inning, but Diaz wound up flying out to end the frame. The Angels won, 4-1, continuing a surprising 9-5 start for the long-struggling team.
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