Mets Lose Challenge on Rule
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Mets lose challenge on bizarre play that confused everyone

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The Mets lost a challenge on a rule that left most of the team confused during the third inning of Friday night 's game against the Dodgers .
Michael Conforto was ultimately ruled safe because the ball was first touched before being caught.
According to official MLB rules, a runner is permitted to tag up to the next base once the ball is touched by a fielder.
Former MLB umpire Brian Gorman then joined the broadcast to clear up the play.
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