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Umpire’s controversial obstruction call on Max Muncy during Mets vs Dodgers riles up fans

  • During the fourth inning at Citi Field on Friday, Dodgers third baseman Max Muncy was charged with visual obstruction by umpire Tripp Gibson.
  • The call stemmed from Muncy allegedly blocking Mets runner Starling Marte's view of Teoscar Hernandez's catch on a 252-foot fly ball by Pete Alonso.
  • Hernández delivered a strong 91.6 mph throw directly to catcher Will Smith, who applied a tag on Marte as he slid, but the obstruction call nullified the out and granted the Mets a run.
  • Dodgers manager Dave Roberts remarked that the situation was unlike anything he had encountered before, while Mets manager Carlos Mendoza expressed surprise, noting that he had never witnessed a call being made in that manner.
  • The call cut the Dodgers' 3-1 lead to 3-2, contributing to a controversial moment in the game that the Dodgers eventually won 7-5 in 13 innings.
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The Bakersfield CalifornianThe Bakersfield Californian
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For eyes only: Mets, Dodgers puzzled by visual obstruction call that gave New York a run

Max Muncy couldn’t believe his eyes when umpire Tripp Gibson called visual obstruction on the Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman, giving the New York Mets a run. With Los Angeles leading 3-1 in the fourth inning Saturday, Pete Alonso hit…

·Bakersfield, United States
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Sportskeeda broke the news in on Saturday, May 24, 2025.
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