Red Sox Fume Over Controversial Call, Lose to Reds

It's March 29th.

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Boston Red Sox dropped a tough one to the Cincinnati Reds in extra innings on Saturday.

A big controversy blew up over a Czech swing call on Trevor Story in the 8th, which ended

his at-bat and kept the socks from tying the game.

Replay clearly showed story held off on the swing, so that innings should have kept rolling.

Instead, the ump stuck with the call, firing up the whole dugout.

Story rarely loses his cool like that, but he erupted right there on the field.

Manager Alex Cora charged out to back him up and took the ejection himself, shielding

his player from a toss.

Story broke it down after the game, saying it's done bad.

Notelling if that at-bat flips the outcome, but his sure-shifted momentum late.

The socks head into this week, licking wounds from calls like that, but they've got

time to bounce back strong.