Locked On A's - Daily Podcast On The Athletics
Oct 5, 2026 · 29 min · 12 segments
Athletics prepare for their Las Vegas move by debating a game-changing question: how should roof hits be ruled in their upcoming indoor ballpark? Kyle Morrison spotlights the Ty France controversy…
At least it could have gone into the Milwaukee night, but instead it hit a roof because the roof was closed and fell right into the glove.
Yes, the Padres ended up losing Game 2. on another heartbreaking moment from Jackson Churio as he had two RBI singles to give the Brewers the win.
uh which makes sense considering that most of the season it'll be really really hot even now i mean it was hot it's hot right now in october here on the west coast so that makes a lot of sense but the question is what should the a's ground rules be in this dome with this roof So I pulled up some of the ground rules for the other stadiums that have roofs.
I pulled it up for all of the roofs, retractable or not, in Major League Baseball.
In Chase Field, if the ball hits the roof and then is in play, then the ball is in play.
that's a little vague maybe i need to dig deeper but sounds like they have maybe some different rules than uh the normal rules um american family field as we all know after saturday if it's in play if it's caught the batter is out if it's in play it's in play uh dalcan diken park houston same thing lone people park miami same thing globe life field texas same thing the only exception tropicana field it depends on which catwalk it hits
the
If it hits the C or D ring, which is up high, then it's, sorry, which is lower, then it's a home run.
If it hits the A or B ring, which is the higher of the catwalks or rings, then the ball remains live.
At least it could have gone into the Milwaukee night, but instead it hit a roof because the roof was closed and fell right into the glove.
Yes, the Padres ended up losing Game 2. on another heartbreaking moment from Jackson Churio as he had two RBI singles to give the Brewers the win.
uh which makes sense considering that most of the season it'll be really really hot even now i mean it was hot it's hot right now in october here on the west coast so that makes a lot of sense but the question is what should the a's ground rules be in this dome with this roof So I pulled up some of the ground rules for the other stadiums that have roofs.
I pulled it up for all of the roofs, retractable or not, in Major League Baseball.
In Chase Field, if the ball hits the roof and then is in play, then the ball is in play.
that's a little vague maybe i need to dig deeper but sounds like they have maybe some different rules than uh the normal rules um american family field as we all know after saturday if it's in play if it's caught the batter is out if it's in play it's in play uh dalcan diken park houston same thing lone people park miami same thing globe life field texas same thing the only exception tropicana field it depends on which catwalk it hits
the
If it hits the C or D ring, which is up high, then it's, sorry, which is lower, then it's a home run.
If it hits the A or B ring, which is the higher of the catwalks or rings, then the ball remains live.
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