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The New York Yankees<\/a> are officially going home after losing a do-or-die Game 3 Wednesday night in the Bronx against the Tampa Bay Rays<\/a>. The Aaron Judge<\/a>-less Yankees scuffled on offense, managing three runs in the heartbreaking loss.<\/p>\n What happened in the bottom of the sixth inning may be talked about for years since the Yankees ended up losing.<\/p>\n The final score in the game was 4-3. Yet the score was marked as 4-4 for a few minutes after what appeared to be an Anthony Volpe<\/a> game-tying home run in the bottom of the sixth. However, the ball hit the hands of a fan right near the top of the wall.<\/p>\n That is where the controversy begins, reminding fans of a similar situation 30 years ago.<\/p>\n Volpe hit the ball deep to left field out toward the wall. That is when a fan reached over, right as the Rays left-fielder was leaping for the ball.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\nYankees fans reminded of Jeffrey Maier incident<\/h2>\n