In the Giants’ one-run loss to the Marlins, Rafael Devers shows visible frustration during a late-inning baserunning decision. With the Giants down by one in the ninth inning, Devers reaches first base and then appears to try to avoid being replaced as the team sets up a late rally. Multiple reports describe Devers repeatedly gesturing and attempting to wave off the pinch-runner assignment. Fox News reports that Devers expresses frustration to the Giants’ manager, Tony Vitello, as manager’s decision results in pinch runner Jonah Cox moving to first base during the ninth-inning rally attempt. The Athletic similarly characterizes Devers as visibly upset while trying to refuse the substitution, implying he does not want to leave the bases. Yahoo Sports adds that Devers repeatedly tries to keep his spot at first base until he eventually gives way to the faster pinch runner. The incidents are described as occurring in the final inning as the Giants push for a tie or comeback, but they ultimately fall short.