Red Sox vs. Astros: A fan involved in the interfering game Mookie Betts says it's the "worst call" that he's ever seen

This Astros fan in orange jersey who was determined to have interfered with a potential take on Mookie Betts in Wednesday's ALCS match 4 canceled the decision, and he's not thrilled.

Troy Caldwell was sitting in the front row of the podium in Minute Maid Park's right field when Jose Altuve hit a ball that looked like it could turn into a tied home run, a two-point pass at the end of the first run. But as the ball went straight to Caldwell in the stands, Red Sox right-winger Mookie Betts skyrocketed to try to catch him.

Betts and Caldwell eventually made mutual contact in their common desire to catch the ball, and field referee Joe West determined that Caldwell interfered with the game. The exhibit is reviewed and this appeal was held for lack of evidence. Caldwell was apparently stunned.

"I do not even understand what happened," said Caldwell, according to the Boston Globe. "I was above the line and the ball was hit – I had my hands up, you can see it.I have about 800 photos that have already reached me – but I'm above the line and I raised my hand and the ball hit my hand, I've never touched his glove, I do not understand why this is not a homing .

"It's pretty much the worst call I've ever seen.This ball was gone, whatever happened … My hand was not above the yellow."

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Asked about his opinion that West made the decision that would remove the two-point dinger that would have linked the match, Caldwell was rather clear.

"I do not think it's appropriate for newspapers," he said. "That ball was gone, no matter what happened, my hand was not above the yellow." My hand was right here and she was hitting my hand, so it was a homerun to the house, whatever happens. "

Anyway, the decision canceled a potential double for Houston and the Red Sox were able to escape this first round without allowing the Astros to be part of the table. The loss of these two races would ultimately prove extremely costly, as Boston moved to win by a final score of 8-6 in an extremely tight back-and-forth, putting them in the series three games to one. The Red Sox will have a chance to win the series Thursday in Houston.

"If Boston wins this series, then Joe West is the MVP," said Caldwell. "I'll give it to you right away."

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