They teach you this in Little League. “Don’t make the third out at third base,” says a father coaching the team of kids young enough to not yet realize that their dreams of making it to the major leagues are…

Writer Billy Heyen argues that a baserunning error by New York Yankees catcher Austin Wells severely damaged the team's chances in ALDS Game 1 against the Tampa Bay Rays. With the Yankees trailing 1-0 in the eighth inning and without a hit, Wells ended the no-hit bid with a hit down the right-field line. However, he attempted to stretch the hit into a triple and was tagged out at third base for the final out of the inning.
Heyen emphasizes that Wells ignored the third-base coach's stop sign, committing the fundamental error of making the third out at third base. Tampa Bay right fielder Victor Mesa Jr. and cutoff man Taylor Walls executed an accurate relay to Junior Caminero to tag Wells out, eliminating New York's potential tying run in scoring position.
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