The Houston Astros scored the winning run against the Texas Rangers on Sunday when manager A.J. Hinch successfully argued that the Rangers' Keone Kela had balked with a runner on third, even though the call hadn't originally been made on the field.
With runners on second and third and the count 1-2 on the Astros' Evan Gattis, Kela made a quick pitch to Gettis that was called a ball. After he made the pitch, Hinch came out of the dugout to point out that the pitch was illegal and should have resulted in a balk.