The Yankees thought they had the game-tying homer to save their season. A fan interference call changed that.

The New York Yankees were eliminated from the postseason after being swept 3-0 by the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 3 of the ALDS. A pivotal and bizarre fan interference call in the bottom of the sixth inning nullified a potential game-tying run for New York in their 4-3 defeat.
The loss extended the Yankees' World Series drought to 17 seasons, dating back to 2009. New York managed only five total runs across the three-game series, leading to immediate postseason scrutiny surrounding manager Aaron Boone and the roster.
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