Slugging infielder Miguel Sanó surely hit a baseball hard enough and high enough to be a home run.

Unfortunately for him, an obstacle prevented it from leaving the ballpark.

That obstacle being a speaker hanging from the roof at Tropicana Field.

Watch below: 

Looks like Tropicana Field has some rules about this, read them below: 

CATWALKS, LIGHTS AND SUSPENDED OBJECTS:

Batted ball strikes catwalk, light or suspended object over fair territory

Batted ball that strikes either of the lower two catwalks (known as the ‘C-Ring’ and the ‘D-Ring’), including any lights or suspended objects attached to either of those catwalks as well as any angled support rods that connect the ‘C-Ring’ to the masts that support the ‘D-Ring’ in fair territory: Home Run.

Batted ball that strikes either of the upper catwalks (known as the ‘A-Ring’ and the ‘B-Ring’), including the masts that support each of those catwalks as well as any angled support rods that connect the ‘B-Ring’ to the masts that support the ‘C-Ring’ in fair territory: In Play. If caught by fielder, batter is out and runners advance at own risk.

Batted ball that is not judged a home run and remains on a catwalk, light or suspended object: Two Bases.

Batted ball strikes catwalk, light or suspended object over foul territory: Dead Ball.

Twins fans were quick to criticize Tropicana Field.

You really never want your home advantage to quickly turn into a home disadvantage. 

But that’s exactly what happened here. 

Brutal.  

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