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2023-08-26 18:19:16 UTC - MISINFORMED_OR_POTENTIALLY_MISLEADING

This is not true. Michael Morse hit a wall-scraper homerun that bounced back into the outfield. It was initially ruled as a base hit but was then overturned as a homerun. As a result, Morse was required to touch all the bases to solidify the homerun call as you see in this post

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• This is not true. Michael Morse hit a wall-scraper homerun that bounced back into the outfield. It was initially ruled as a base hit but was then overturned as a homerun. As a result, Morse was required to touch all the bases to solidify the homerun call as you see in this post