Brewers will have open stadium roof for NLDS Game 2 after controversial ending vs. Padres

There will not be another roof-related controversy in Game 2 of the National League Division Series between the San Diego Padres and Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday. The American Family Field retractable roof will be open for the game, according to the team's roof hotline (yes, that is a real thing).

The roof was closed for Game 1 on Saturday night, when Ty France's possible go-ahead home run hit a roof cable and was caught for an out in the ninth inning. The ground rules at American Family Field say that balls that hit the roof in fair territory are in play. France's ball hit the cable and was caught by Jackson Chourio for the second out of the ninth inning with the tying run on base.

According to the American Family Field roof hotline (yes, this exists)…the roof will be OPEN for Game 2 of the NL Division Series. pic.twitter.com/0wHb3smJqJ

The Padres had the play reviewed to check whether the ball struck the cable in fair or foul territory. It was determined it hit the cable in fair territory, so it was indeed a live ball and the second out of the inning. If it hit the cable in foul…

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