Out at the Plate overturned by Replay Baldelli Ejected

In a Collision Rule review, an out call by Marty Foster was overturned and as a result, Twins Manager Rocco Baldelli was ejected for arguing the replay overturn.

From the MLBUM:
64. CATCHER POSITIONING ON POTENTIAL PLAYS AT HOME PLATE

Rule 6.01(i)(2) Comment:
In determining situations with a potential play at home plate, it is important to observe the catcher’s positioning when he sets up to receive a throw. If a catcher sets up entirely in front of the plate (i.e., with his left foot on the fair side of the third base foul line), the catcher will not be found to have violated the Rule if he maintains that position without possession of the ball. Conversely, a catcher that sets up in foul territory or straddles/stands behind home plate (with his left foot on the line or in foul territory) while not in possession of the ball is at
jeopardy for a violation to be called if it is determined that he hindered or impeded a sliding runner. A catcher without possession also may not set up with his left leg extending over the third base foul line, or otherwise lean his body over the foul
line, in order to block the pathway of the runner.