Cody Ross Thought He Caught Bobbled Ball That Resulted in Two Runs, Rule Book Says Otherwise

KANSAS CITY, Mo. –– It looked like a catch. When Cody Ross snagged Brayan Pena's fly ball in the first inning, his momentum propelled him to the wall. At that point, he bobbled the ball off the Kauffman Stadium wall and eventually trapped it right back. From umpire Chris Guccione's perspective, it was a drop. Despite inquires from Ross and Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine, the call stood as two runs scored –– the key difference between Wednesday's 4-3 loss. "I thought I caught the ball, took a couple good steps, then went to go brace myself against the chain-link...