With the White Sox leading the Royals by a run in the bottom of the ninth, a leadoff walk to Mark Canha put the pressure on pitcher Cam Booser. But three pitches later, he seemingly did just what he needed to do with forcing Drew Waters into a routine popup to second.

Waters hit what looked to be a routine pop-up just to the left of where second baseman Chase Meidroth had been standing. But Meidroth lost the ball in the night sky, and it ticked

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — After the Royals’ Mark Canha walked to open the ninth inning Tuesday night, White Sox reliever Cam Booser got Drew Waters to pop up in the infield. As the ball descended, rookie Chase Meidroth, playing second base, was unable to locate it, and it bounced off his hat into right field.