Red Sox Manager Alex Cora, Jarren Duran Ejected in Replay Dispute vs Giants

During Sunday's game between the Boston Red Sox and San Francisco Giants, a controversial umpiring decision overshadowed a critical moment when Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran was called out at second base despite replay evidence showing he had successfully touched the bag before the tag. The replay system upheld the call, leading to Duran's ejection after he argued with the umpire, and subsequently, Red Sox manager Alex Cora was also ejected for defending his player. This call, widely criticized for its apparent error, effectively ended the Red Sox's chance at a comeback as they lost 9-5, with many expressing frustration over the failure of the replay system to correct the call. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about umpiring accuracy and the limitations of replay reviews in Major League Baseball. Both Duran and Cora openly voiced their displeasure, emphasizing the impact of such decisions on the team's performance and morale. The Red Sox have also struggled defensively this season, compounding their difficulties in close games like this one.