What happened: Mayo turned an extra-inning at-bat into a three-run swing that pushed his side in front in the 11th. The ball came off a 92.7 mph cutter from Jonathan Pintaro with a 25-degree launch angle.
Why it matters: Inside-the-park homers are rare on their own; one that flips the lead in extra innings can swing the whole game in a single play. It also adds to Mayo's recent stretch of impact contact after Wire Report tracked his power surge earlier this season.
By the numbers: Three-run homer; 410 feet; 106.9 mph exit velocity; 25-degree launch angle; on a 92.7 mph cutter; projected out in 17 parks.
What to watch: Watch whether Mayo stays in a run-producing spot after another late-game swing. The official final result will show how fully the 11th-inning blast held up.