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Ty France's potential go-ahead home run ruled an out in NLDS Game 1

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Last updated Oct 4, 2026

Ty France's potential go-ahead home run ruled an out in NLDS Game 1

Summary

In Game 1 of the NLDS, Ty France's potential go-ahead home run in the ninth inning was ruled an out after hitting a cable on the roof at American Family Field. The decision came amidst a narrow 3-2 lead for the Brewers. France's hit momentarily gave hope to the Padres, but it was ultimately caught by left fielder Jackson Chourio after the ball lost momentum. According to MLB rules, a batted ball striking the roof cable in fair territory is considered in play. Padres manager Craig Stammen expressed disappointment but acknowledged the correctness of the call. The Padres are expected to recover as the series continues.

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By the Numbers

•Ty France's hit occurred in the ninth inning with the Padres trailing 3-2.
•The ball hit a cable on the roof deemed fair, leading to an out.
•This ruling followed MLB rules concerning batted balls hitting roof structures.
•The Padres were unable to capitalize on the situation to take the lead.
•The series between the Padres and Brewers continues as they seek to advance.

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3:07 PMYahoo Sports — ‘Bad break for us’: Why Ty France’s potential go-ahead HR being ruled an out was the right call

What they're saying

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While it was a disappointing and controversial result for the Padres, here's why the umpires made the right call on Ty France's potential home run.
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