In a baseball game, Justin Turner attempted to steal second base and was involved in a controversial play. His helmet, which had fallen off, was tagged by the opposing team. Normally, tagging a player's helmet results in an out. However, Turner's helmet was not on his head at the time of the tag, which led to a unique situation. According to baseball rules, equipment is considered part of the player's body only if it is in contact with its intended body part. Since the helmet was not on Turner's head, it was not considered part of his body, and thus the tag did not count. This resulted in the call being overturned, and Turner was declared safe. This incident highlights the intricacies of baseball rules regarding equipment and its role in gameplay.