 Originally ruled an air, then changed later in the game to an infield single. Brooks then went first to third when Wallner ripped a single to the right center field gap. Vasquez then grounded out into what I'm still calling the zip code play. I know they're going to argue with me, but I'm still calling it that. Because Vasquez grounded the ball to Bregman at third. He threw to second to force Wallner. Now while that was happening, Brooks Lee broke for the plate.