What seemed like a two-run homer to tie Game 3 of the ALDS was instead ruled a double due to fan interference.

Almost 30 years later, the Yankees are on the other end of fan interference. Anthony Volpe had a homer taken away.

The Yankees second baseman almost tied the game with a huge swing.

A controversial replay decision involving a fan became one of the defining moments of New York's postseason elimination.

Thirty years after a young fan helped the New York Yankees secure a controversial playoff home run, another spectator's ...

The Yankee fan who brought back flashbacks of the 1996 incident involving Jeffrey Maier was escorted out of Yankee Stadium ...

Volpe was denied a game-tying homer in ALDS Game 3 after umpires ruled fan interference on his deep drive to left field.

Stop us if you’ve heard this one before: there was fan interference on an apparent home run ball at Yankee Stadium on ...

A fan's reach over the wall cost the Yankees a tie in Game 3. Per CBS and ESPN, the replay call was correct, but the sweep still hurts.

Fan interference was called in the sixth inning of Wednesday night's AL Division Series Game 3 at Yankee Stadium.

The Yankees weren’t done yet in their win-or-go-home Game 3 of the American League Division Series against the Rays. With ...

The call was overturned and Volpe was awarded a run-scoring double. Rays manager Kevin Cash argued that the play should have ...