MLB·RECAP·August 26, 2026 08:28 PM ETReview keeps Luis García Jr.'s would-be grand slam foulFour potential runs stayed off the boardWIWire Report Intelligence·Updated Aug 27·1 min readPost on XShareMLB What happened: The original foul-ball ruling stood. Why it matters: A fair ruling would have produced a grand slam. What to watch: The plate appearance continued after the ruling. SourceMLB.com Aug 26, 8:24 PM ET More on Luis García Jr.Ryan McMahon hits third-inning grand slamSep 23García Jr. homer puts Yankees ahead, 2-1Sep 10Luis García Jr. reaches 30 homers for first timeSep 10Luis García Jr. opens scoring with 29th homerSep 9Caminero and Luis García Jr. take AL and NL Player of the Week honorsJun 30CONVERSATIONLoading comments…MLBRecapLuis García Jr.Follow MLB IntelligenceReal-time signals and analysis@WireReportMLBWR ProThe day's sports, briefed to your inbox at 7am ET. Every claim sourced.$9/monthFree weekly newsletter →RELATED STORIESPayton Tolle featured on World Series broadcast with Miguel RojasMLBNov 10Cashman views Luis García as first and second baseman, not thirdMLBNov 10Max Fried undergoes Bone Spur Removal in Left ElbowMLBNov 10← Back to Wire Report
What happened: The original foul-ball ruling stood. Why it matters: A fair ruling would have produced a grand slam. What to watch: The plate appearance continued after the ruling. SourceMLB.com Aug 26, 8:24 PM ET