Photo: Instagram/Kyle Tucker Kyle Tucker experienced a rollercoaster of emotions during Sunday's game, initially believing he had hit his 30th home run of the season. However, his fifth-inning dash around the bases in the Astros' victory over the D-backs was initially scored as a triple and a fielder's choice. This left him just short of achieving a rare 30-homer, 30-steal season. Fueled by determination, Tucker revealed his plan to petition Major League Baseball to change the hit to an inside-the-park home run, which would grant him entry into the exclusive 30-30 club, alongside Jeff Bagwell in Astros franchise history. The play itself saw Tucker hitting a ball over D-backs right fielder Jake McCarthy's head. Photo: Instagram/Kyle Tucker Initially, McCarthy charged the ball, allowing Tucker to reach third base. However, as Tucker approached third, he noticed D-backs shortstop Jordan Lawlar inexplicably holding the ball in shallow right field. Seizing the opportunity, T...