Tribe rally fizzles after critical interference call

Francisco Lindor is ruled out for interference as he makes contact with Chase Headley on a chopper to the left side in the bottom of the 9thCLEVELAND -- By the time Francisco Lindor saw Yankees third baseman Chase Headley, it was too late. They collided in the infield, spun around together and Headley tumbled to the dirt. In that moment, an Indians rally dissolved due to a critical interference call in the ninth inning.

"I messed up," Lindor said after Cleveland's 7-6, 11-inning loss on Saturday.

Lindor didn't see the replay of the collision in question, and the Tribe's talented All-Star shortstop said he has no plans of reviewing it, either. He knows what happened, and he discussed it with…