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Rule check: Red Sox-Blue Jays delayed for unusual run-scoring play

An unusual run-scoring play caused a lengthy delay during the Red Sox and Blue Jays game.

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The brief

The Boston Red Sox were awarded a run in the seventh inning against the Toronto Blue Jays following a lengthy delay for a rules check on a bizarre play involving an apparent fourth out. Outlets including ESPN, MLB.com, The Boston Globe, and Sportsnet.ca detailed how the game was delayed as officials sorted out the rare situation where a run scored after the defense recorded three outs.

Despite the unusual ruling going in favor of the Red Sox, the team ultimately lost the game with a final score of 2-1, marking their third consecutive loss. Coverage does not yet specify whether any formal protests or further league reviews will occur regarding the seventh-inning ruling, and upcoming schedules depend entirely on the teams' standard fixtures.

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Who played in the game with the bizarre rule check?

The Boston Red Sox and the Toronto Blue Jays.

What was the final outcome of the game?

The Blue Jays defeated the Red Sox 2-1.

Why was the game delayed?

The game experienced a lengthy delay in the seventh inning for a rules check following an unusual run-scoring play.

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