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The Mets were impacted by a controversial glove-toss out during a game against the Angels, which may not have been a legitimate out. The situation arose when Juan Soto's ground ball got stuck in Nolan Schanuel's glove.

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The reality is that the Los Angeles Angels didn't do anything wrong here.
It's still really hard to tell on the replay whether Juan Soto should actually be out, though.
It seemed a simple enough out when Soto grounded the ball to first base on Sunday, but the ball got stuck in Nolan Schanuel's glove.
At first, he thought he could get to the bag himself, but then he decided he wouldn't be in time. So he tossed his whole mitt, with the ball in it, to pitcher Jack Kochanowicz covering the bag.
Nothing is inherently against the rules here. If Kochanowicz catches the mitt, that has the ball in it, while standing on the base before Soto gets there, it's an out.
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But matters get more complicated. Kochanowicz bobbles the glove.
During the game, Juan Soto hit a ground ball that got stuck in Nolan Schanuel's glove, leading to a controversial glove-toss out.
It's unclear if the glove-toss out was legitimate, as replays did not definitively show that Soto should have been out.
Nolan Schanuel is a player for the Los Angeles Angels who was involved in the incident when Juan Soto's ground ball became stuck in his glove.
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When does he actually have control of the mitt and ball that aren't his own?
Soto thinks he's safe, and watching it back a few times, it sure seems he might be.
The Mets didn't challenge the play, though.
Have a look for yourself:
As a neutral baseball observer, it's definitely a fun one. These plays have happened before, but they're quite rare.
This one has the added layer of that bobbling catch, making the umpire's job even tougher.
In the end, the Mets won the game 5-1, so this play didn't really matter, but it's still a goofy one.